Electrical and Electronic Engineering News
Wide-Incident-Angle Wideband Radio-Wave Absorbers Boost 5G and Beyond 5G Applications
Zheng LI won the IEICE ELEX Best Paper Award
Compact and Scalable Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Systems for Future 5G Networks
Towards Wider 5G Network Coverage: Novel Wirelessly Powered Relay Transceiver
Wirelessly Powered Relay Will Help Bring 5G Technology to Smart Factories
A Novel 640 Gbps Chipset Paves the Way for Next Generation Wireless Systems
Novel Diamond Quantum Magnetometer for Ambient Condition Magnetoencephalography
Learning the imperfections: a new approach to using neural networks for low-power digital pre-distortion (DPD) in mmWave systems
Emeritus Professor Fumio Koyama awarded the 4th Hirose Award
Lead-Vacancy Centers in Diamond as Building Blocks for Large-Scale Quantum Networks
The Commendation for Science and Technology by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in the Reiwa 6
Innovator in Optoelectronics: Fumio Koyama Awarded IEEE Nick Holonyak Jr. Medal for Semiconductor Optoelectronic Technologies
Tapping into the 300 GHz Band with an Innovative CMOS Transmitter
Combating Fractional Spurs in Phase Locked Loops to Improve Wireless System Performance in Beyond 5G
Development of a Ferroelectric Dimeric Liquid Crystal with Huge Spontaneous Polarization and Dielectric Constant at Low Temperatures
Using Berry Phase Monopole Engineering for High-Temperature Spintronic Devices
2023 Suematsu Award
IEEE Cyril Veinott Electromechanical Energy Conversion Award was provided to Professor Akira Chiba!
World's First Successful High-Speed Data Transmission with Beamforming in 300 GHz Band
Preparing the Stage for 6G: A Fast and Compact Transceiver for Sub-THz Frequencies
Towards the New-Space Era with Foldable Phased-Array Transmitters for Small Satellites
Research video: Highly reliable DC transmission system for large-scale adoption of offshore wind power generation
Two Teams Selected for 2022 Interdisciplinary Research Support for Scientists
Breakthrough in Tin-Vacancy Centers for Quantum Network Applications
Improving the Performance of Satellites in Low Earth Orbit
New Transmitter Design for Small Satellite Constellations Improves Signal Transmission
Novel Architecture Can Reduce Noise-Induced Jitters in Digital Technology
New and Improved Multi-Band Operational Receiver for 5G New Radio Communication
Making the most of quite little: Improving AI training for edge sensor time series
2022 Suematsu Award "Fundamentals and Developments of Digital Technology" Winners Announced -Assist. Prof. Yohei AIKAWA and Assist. Prof. Takamasa KAWANAGO won the award -
President and professors of Tokyo Tech and a leading scientist from Harvard University discuss the ideal environment for research and education
High-accuracy Electric Vehicle Battery Monitoring with Diamond Quantum Sensors for Driving Range Extension Towards Carbon Neutrality
Three teams receive DLab Challenge Research Grant 2022 - Assoc. Prof. Atushi Shirane and Asst. Prof. Takashi Tomura are among the grant recipients -
Measuring Currents in the Heart at Millimeter Resolution with a Diamond Quantum Sensor
Finding Order Using Chaos: Synchronization of Spiking Oscillators Helps Build Physical Reservoirs
Efficient Satellite Downlink with a Ka Band Dual Circular Polarization Transmitter
Tokyo Tech launches two new MOOCs on edX platform
Electricity and Data Over-the-Air: The Simultaneous Transmission of 5G and Power
Introducing a Transceiver that Can Tap into the Higher Frequency Bands of 5G Networks
Staying flexible
Scientists Artificially Recreate Smells Successfully Using an Olfactory Display
FY2021 STAR grant recipients selected
Just Listen to the Chaos: A New Approach to Extracting Information from Large Ensembles of Sensors
Jian PANG won the IEEE MTT-S Japan Young Engineer Award
How Flawed Diamonds ”Lead” to Flawless Quantum Networks
Novel Beamforming Network Solution for Single Layer Printed Circuit Board Implementation
2021 Suematsu Award ”Fundamentals and Developments of Digital Technology” Winners Announced - Assist. Prof. Kenichi Kawabe won the award -
DLab Challenge Research Grant 2021 awarded to four diverse teams - Asst. Prof. Sangyeop Lee and Asst. Prof. Kenichiro Sano are among the grant recipients -
2021 Tokyo Tech Challenging Research Award Winners, including Assistant Professor Yota Takamura and Assistant Professor Takamasa KAWANAGO Announced
Novel Fast-Beam-Switching Transceiver Takes 5G to the Next Level
Lean and mean: Maximizing 5G communications with an energy-efficient relay network
New Nondestructive Broadband Imager Is the Next Step Towards Advanced Technology
Pushed to the Limit: A CMOS-based transceiver for beyond 5G applications at 300 GHz
World’s fastest directly modulated laser exceeding 100-GHz bandwidth
Four teams receive first DLab Challenge research grant
Haosheng ZHANG won the IEEE SSCS Predoctoral Achievement Award
Greater Connectedness in Remote Areas: A Ka-band Transceiver for Satellite Communications
Researchers develop a compact 28-GHz transceiver supporting dual-polarized MIMO
Prof. Hiroyuki Uenohara was awarded as a Fellow from the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers.
Interview with the 2020 Nikola Tesla award winner ―Dr. Akira Chiba―
Smallest all-digital circuit opens doors to 5 nm next-gen semiconductor
Prof. Akira Chiba receives the IEEE Nikola Tesla Award (IEEE Field Award)
Paving the way for spintronic RAMs: A deeper look into a powerful spin phenomenon
Prof. Kenichi Okada awarded the 18th DOCOMO Mobile Science Award
Four Tokyo Tech researchers receive 2019 Suematsu Digital Technology Award
Tinier and less power-hungry quantum atomic clock push toward intelligent IoT
Gearing up for 5G: A miniature, low-cost transceiver for fast, reliable communications
An ultra-low-power frequency synthesizer targeted for IoT devices: Digital PLL achieves a power consumption of 0.265 mW
Yota Takamura, Assitant Professor in Nakagawa group, receives Young Scientist Presentation Award.
Professor Akagi attends IEEE Honors Ceremony
Specially Appointed Professor Akagi Receives IEEE Medal
Prof. Akira Chiba and Three Tokyo Tech Researchers Receive the IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion Best Paper Award
Plasmas promote protein introduction in plants
Matsuzawa and Okada Laboratory won NE Analog Innovation Award
Ultra-high-speed optical fiber sensor enables detection of structural damage in real time
3D solutions to energy savings in silicon power transistors
Wearable terahertz scanning device for inspection of medical equipment and the human body
Exploring defects in nanoscale devices for possible quantum computing applications
Mutsuko Hatano - Diamonds as the ultimate semiconductors
Promoting large-scale power electronics research with private sector partners ― Professor Hirofumi Akagi
Harnessing the potential of unexplored terahertz waves ― Associate Professor Yukio Kawano
Dreaming of wireless technology surpassing wired communication ― Associate Professor Kenichi Okada
Development of Circuit Technology that Resolves Issues with High-Frequency Piezoelectric Resonators
Lasers on silicon: Low temperature heterogeneous integration without glue