| No. |
Section |
Name |
Professional Affiliation |
Citation |
| 1 |
Tokyo |
Tetsuji Oda |
University of Tokyo |
for contributions to electrostatics and high-pressure plasmas for environmental protection |
| 2 |
Tokyo |
Yoshihiro Shiroishi |
Hitachi |
for leadership in the development of highdensity magnetic recording technologies anddevices |
| 3 |
Tokyo |
Haruhisa Soda |
FiBest |
for contributions to vertical-cavity surface-emitting and distributed-feedback
lasers |
| 4 |
Tokyo |
Yuichi Tohmori |
NTT Electronics |
for contributions to tunable semiconductorlasers for optical fiber communications |
| 5 |
Tokyo |
Masashi Usami |
KDDI |
for contributions to development of highreliability semiconductor optical
devices forundersea cable systems |
| 6 |
Tokyo |
Isao Yamada |
Tokyo Institute of Technology |
for contributions to inverse problems andlearning in signal processing |
| 7 |
Nagoya |
Toshikazu Hori |
University of Fukui |
for contributions to broadband antennas forcellular and satellite communications |
| 8 |
Nagoya |
Makoto Iwasaki |
Nagoya Institute of Technology |
for contributions to fast and precisepositioning in motion controller design |
| 9 |
Kansai |
Tsunenobu Kimoto |
Kyoto University |
for contributions to silicon carbide materialsand devices |
| 10 |
Kansai |
Tadao Nagatsuma |
Osaka University |
for contribution to millimeter andterahertzwave communications using photonics |
| 11 |
Shin-etsu |
Kiyoshi Ohishi |
Nagaoka University of Technology |
for contributions to development of fast androbust motion control systems |
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