IEEE Japan Council

2001 New Fellows

                                                                 
No. Name Professional Affiliation Citation
1 Yoshihiko Akaiwa Kyushu University For contributions to digital modulation techniques and distributed dynamic channel assignment for mobile radio communications.
2 Yoshiaki Hagiwara Sony For pioneering work on, and development of, solid-state imagers.
3 Takeo Hattori Musashi Institute of Technology For contributions to the studies on the formation and the characterization of ultrathin gate oxides for ULSI devices.
4 Takao Hinamoto Hiroshima Univ. For contributions to the design, synthesis, realization and sensitivity minimization of two-dimensional digital filters.
5 Satoshi Hiyamizu Osaka Univ. For contributions to the realization of the first high electron mobility transister (HEMT).
6 Masao Hotta Hitachi Ltd. For contributions to the development of low-power video-frequency Analog to Digital converters for mixed-signal system Large Scale Integrated circuits.
7 Takashi Iida Communication Research Laboratory For contributions and leadership in satellite commmunications.
8 Hiroshi Ishiwara Tokyo Institute of Technology For contributions to Si-based heterostructure devices and ferroelectric memories.
9 Yahiko Kamibayashi Kyoto Univ. For fundamental contributions in database design, consecutive data retrieval, and cooperative information processing.
10 Kenzo Kamiyama Utsunomiya Univ. For contributions to the development of digital motor drives and their applications.
11 Shigerui katagiri NTT For contributions to discriminative learning theory and its applications to speech recognition.
12 Norihiko Morinaga Kyoto Univ. For contributions to and leadership in the development of intelligent radio communication systems and broadband radio on fiber systems.
13 Akihiko Morino Selete For contributions to the development of System-on-a-Chip for multimedia applications.
14 Ryohei Nakatsu ATR For leadership in the development of speech recognition and multimedia systems.
15 Tamotsu Ninomiya Kyushu Univ. For contributions to the development of high-frequency switching power converters.
16 Kenji Nishi Selete For contributions to semiconductor process and device modeling and the development of software for their simulation.
17 Kouhei Ohnishi Keio Univ. For contributions to the development of disturbance observer and its applications to motion control.
18 Masakazu Sengoku Niigata Univ. For contributions to graph theoretic research on circuits and communication network systems.
19 Takatoshi Shindo CRIEPI For contributions to lightning protection design of power transmission systems and understanding of the physics of laser-guided discharges.
20 Shoji Shinoda Chuo University For contributions to graph-theoretic researches on flow and tension networks, electrical circuits, and cellular mobile communication systems.
21 Toshiyuki Shiozawa Osaka Univ. For contributions to engineering-oriented relativistic electromagnetic theory and theoretical study of free-electron lasers.
22 Shigehiko Suzuki NTT For leadership in the development and standardization of technologies for intelligence in telecommunications networks.
23 Tadashi Takano Space and Astronautical Science For development of antennas for radio communications and space activities.
24 Hatsukazu Tanaka Kobe Univ. For contributions to the theory of source and channel coding and its applications, as well as for contributions to education in engineering.
25 Toshikatsu Tanaka CRIEPI For contributions to the understanding of high field and aging phenomena in polymeric insulation.
26 Junichiro Toriwaki Nagoya Univ. For contributions to digital image processing, pattern recognition and medical image analysis.
27 Yoshiki Uchikawa Nagoya Univ. For contributions to the development of computational intelligence.
28 Shoogo Ueno University of Tokyo For contributions to biomagnetic research in localized magnetic stimulation of the brain, impedance MRI, and imaging of brain function.
29 Isamu Washizuka Sharp For contributions to the technology and applications of liquid crystal displays.
30 Shuzo Yajima Kansai Univ. For contributions to the development of computers and the theory of logic circuits.
31 Masatsune Yamaguchi Chiba Univ. For contributions to highly piezoelectric leaky surface acoustic waves.
32 Yoshino Takehiko NHK For contributions to the development of transmission systems via satellite.