| No. |
Section |
Name |
Professional Affiliation |
Citation |
| 1 |
Tokyo |
Shigehisa Arai |
Quantum Nanoelectronics Research Center |
For contributions to single-mode semiconductor lasers for optical communications |
| 2 |
Kansai |
Kazutami Arimoto |
Renesas Technology Corporation |
For development of high-destiny dynamic random access memory and embedded memory |
| 3 |
Tokyo |
Isamu Chiba |
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation |
For leadership in high precision phased array antenna systems with digital signal processing |
| 4 |
Kansai |
Hiroyuki Hama |
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation |
For contributions to compact and reliable high-voltage equipment |
| 5 |
Kansai |
Yutaka Hata |
University of Hyogo |
For contributions to fuzzy logic based image processing in biomedical informatics |
| 6 |
Tokyo |
Masashi Horiguchi |
Renesas Technology Corporation |
For contributions to circuit technologies for high-destiny low-power memories |
| 7 |
Tokyo |
Yoshio Karasawa |
The University of Electro-Communications |
For contributions to the measurement and modeling of propagation effects in radio communication |
| 8 |
Hiroshima |
Takamaro Kikkawa |
Hiroshima University |
For contributions o interconnect technologies for integrated circuits |
| 9 |
Tokyo |
Yasuo Kokubun |
Yokohama National University |
For contributions to integrated photonic devices |
| 10 |
Sendai |
Jun-ichi Kushibiki |
Tohoku University |
For contributions to ultrasonic metrology and acoustic microscopy |
| 11 |
Nagoya |
Tadashi Matsumoto |
Japan Advanced Institut of Science and Technology |
For contributions to signal processing for wireless communications |
| 12 |
Kansai |
Yasuhisa Ohmura |
Kansai University |
For contributions of silicon on insulator devices technology, analysis, and modeling |
| 13 |
Tokyo |
Fumio Okano |
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) |
For contributions to high resolution three-dimensional television |
| 14 |
Sendai |
Motoyuki Sato |
CNEAS, Tohoku University, Kawauchi Campus |
For contributions to radar remote sensing technologies in environmental and humanitarian applications |
| 15 |
Tokyo |
Tadashi Takenaka |
Tokyo University of Science |
For research on properties and applications of lead-free piezoelectrics and ferroelectric ceramics |
| 16 |
Kansai |
Nobukazu Teranishi |
Panasonic Corporation |
For contribution to the development of charge-coupled device image sensors |
| 17 |
Nagoya |
Minoru Yamada |
Kanazawa University |
For contribution to semiconductor laser theory and development of low-noise semiconductor lasers for disc applicaions |
| 18 |
Tokyo |
Shumpei Yamazaki |
Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Co., Ltd |
For contributions to, and leadership in the industrialization of non-volatile memory and thin film transistor technologies |
| 19 |
Fukuoka |
Kiyotoshi Yasumoto |
Kyushu University |
For contributions to electromagnetic wave scattering and wave guiding |
| 20 |
Tokyo |
Yuzo Yoshikuni |
Kitasato University |
For contributions to semiconductor lasers and integrated optical devices |
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