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Associate Professor Kazunori SAKURAMA (Dept. Systems Science) was awarded “SICE Kimura Research Award of Control Division”.
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Mr. Hayato FUTAMI (Dept. Intelligence Science and Technology ) was awarded IPSJ Yamashita SIG Research Award for the paper entitled “Knowledge Distillation of BERT into Sequence-to-Sequence Speech Recognition”.
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Mr. Ryosuke MATSUO, Assistant Professor Jun SHIOMI, Associate Professor Tohru ISHIHARA, Professor Hidetoshi ONODERA (Dept. Communications and Computer Engineering), Dr. Akihiko SHINYA, and Dr. Masaya NOTOMI (NTT Nanophotonics Center/NTT Basic Research Laboratories) were awarded “IEICE Best Paper Award” for the paper “Methods for Reducing Power and Area of BDD-Based Optical Logic Circuits.”
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Mr. Riu SHIMIZU (Dept. Communications and Computer Engineering) received the “IEEE CEDA All Japan Joint Chapter SASIMI Young Researcher Award” for the paper “Hierarchical overlapped clustering for Ising-model based TSP solver.”
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Mr. Shoya SONODA, Assistant Professor Jun SHIOMI, and Professor Hidetoshi ONODERA (Dept. Communications and Computer Engineering) were awarded “SASIMI 2021 (The 23rd Workshop on Synthesis And System Integration of Mixed Information technologies) Best Paper Award” for the paper entitled “Minimum Energy Point Tracking over a Wide Operating Performance Region”.
Program-Specific Assistant Professor Yang CAO (Dept. Social Informatics) was awarded “DBSJ Kambayashi Young Researcher Award”.
Mr. Zhaoxing QIN (Dept. Communications and Computer Engineering) was awarded “IEEE Kansai Section Student Paper Award” for the paper “Organic Current Mirror PUF for Improved Stability Against Device Aging”.
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Mr. Ryosuke MATSUO (Dept. Communications and Computer Engineering) was awarded “IEEE Kansai Section Student Paper Award” for the paper entitled “BDD-based Synthesis of Optical Logic Circuits Exploiting Wavelength Division Multiplexing”.
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Mr. Hiroki TSUKAMOTO (Dept. Communications and Computer Engineering) was awarded “IEEE Kansai Section Student Paper Award” for the paper “Statistical Extraction of Normally and Lognormally Distributed Model Parameters for Power MOSFETs”. (IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, vol. 33, No.2, pp.150-158, May 2020).
Assistant Professor Aleksandar SHURBEVSKI (Dept. Applied Mathematics and Physics) was awarded The 9th Research Encouragement Award from the Japan Association for Chemical Innovation (JACI) for his research about “A method for solving the inverse problem in machine learning based on mathematical programming and its application to the inference of new substances”.
