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新型コロナウイルス感染症の世界的な大流行は，結果として様々な地政学的な軋轢を生み出し，SDGsで謳われたグローバル課題の解決は一層難しい状況となりました．このような状況下においても，エレクトロニクスや情報通信技術は社会を支え世の中を変革する重要な役割を担うと期待されています．他方で，これらの技術領域においては，本会以外にもコンソーシアム，標準化団体，関連他学会，そして学術出版を始めとするビジネスなど多数の競合もしくは相互補完する活動体が存在しています．
このような環境の中で，世界各国の技術者・研究者とどのように連携していくのか，多様な社会課題に向けてどのような形で連携・共創を進めていくのか，専門領域を同じくする様々な活動体が存在する中で本会はどのような活動をするべきなのか，といった多くの課題を皆様と一緒に考えて行動に移していきたいと考えております．
1987東工大・工・電気電子卒，1992同大学院博士課程修了．千葉大助手，東工大助教授を経て，2006より東工大教授．現在環境・社会理工学院長．2003-2008NICT招聘研究員．国際協力を中心とした融合・複合領域の教育プログラムの運営に20年以上従事し，国際開発学と情報通信工学の2つの専門分野で活動．本会論文賞，通ソ論文賞(4回)，業績賞受賞．本会では通ソニュース編集幹事，SR研専委員長，URSI日本国内委員会幹事，編集理事などを担当．本会フェロー．
The global pandemic of COVID-19 has resulted in various geopolitical conflicts, making it even more difficult to globally achieve Sustainable Development Goals. Even under such circumstances, electronics and information and communication technologies are expected to play an important role in supporting society and revolutionizing the world.
On the other hand, there are many other competing or mutually complementary activities in these technical fields, such as consortia, standardization organizations, other related academic societies, and business sectors including academic publishing.
In such an environment, I would like to think together with you about many challenges such as how to cooperate with engineers and researchers around the world, how to promote cooperation and co-creation for various social issues, and what kind of activities IEICE should conduct in the presence of various activities in the same area of expertise.
Jun-ichi Takada has graduated from Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) in 1987 with a bachelor's degree in electrical and electronic engineering, and completed a doctorate program of Tokyo Tech in 1992. After working as a research associate at Chiba University and an associate professor at Tokyo Tech, he became a professor at Tokyo Tech in 2006. He is currently the Dean of the School of Environment and Society. He was serving as a part-time researcher in NICT during 2003-2008. He has been engaged in the interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary education and research in the context of international development for more than 20 years. He has received the Best Paper Awards (once from IEICE, four times from IEICE Communications Society), and the Achievement Award. In IEICE, He has served as the Chair of Technical Committee on Software Radio, Secretary of URSI Japan National Committee, and Director of Journal and Transactions. He is a Fellow of IEICE.
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