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Summary

The NAE is a non-profit research institution established by the United States government in 1964. It is one of the four academies that constitute the National Academies, alongside the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), which was founded by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863. Election to NAE membership is regarded as the highest distinction in the field of engineering.
To date, 20 individuals from Japan have been elected as foreign members. From Science Tokyo, Honorary Professors Yasuharu Suematsu and Kenichi Iga have already been inducted, making this the fourth selection—the highest number in Japan.

Prof. Hirofumi Akagi Research Results

• IEEE Medal in Power Engineering Recipients｜IEEE
• Specially Appointed Professor Akagi Receives IEEE Medal｜Electrical and Electronic Engineering News
• Hirofumi Akagi – Power electronics research with enterprises｜Research Stories｜Research
• Professor Akagi attends IEEE Honors Ceremony｜Tokyo Tech News
• Prof. Emeritus Hirofumi Akagi receives Gaston Maggetto Medal from EPE｜Tokyo Tech News
• Professor Akagi attends IEEE Honors Ceremony｜Tokyo Tech News

Prof. Fumio Koyama Research Results

• Fumio Koyama received 2019 Nick Holonyak, Jr. Award
• Fumio Koyama received 27th Okawa Prize
• Fumio Koyama received IEEE Nick Holonyak Jr. Medal for Semiconductor Optoelectronic Technologies
• Fumio Koyama received the 4th Hirose Prize

Contact

Prof. Fumio Koyama
http://vcsel-www.pi.titech.ac.jp/