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研究情報の取得が容易になりオンラインミーティングも手軽になった現在、学会の存在意義も厳しく問い直されています。より魅力的な学会を実現するため、コミュニティ作りでの多様性の向上が重要であると私は考えています。具体的には、次の2点に注力します。(1)会員自身の主体的な運営を触発するため、分野個別の文化を相互に尊重し、各ソサイエティや各領域の自由度を高める運営とそのシステム構築を目指します。(2)世界に仲間を拡げるため、国際会議主催等の活動を行う主体であるソサイエティや国内委員会、研専が財務的にも魅力を感じる枠組みを作るとともに、関連国際会議に連動させて研専委員会や編集委員会を海外でも開催する支援を行います。
1985年東大工学部卒、1987年東大博士課程中退、東大先端研光デバイス分野助手。工学博士。同先端研高速電子機能デバイス分野、新領域創成科学研究科など経て、現在、東大電気系工学専攻の教授。エレクトロニクスソサイエティ（エレソ）では、庶務幹事／総務幹事(2006-2007)、英文(C)編集委員長(2011-2012)、エレソ副会長・編集出版担当(2013-2015)、APSAR国内委員会委員長(2015-2020)、EMT研専委員長(2017-2019)、電磁波基盤技術領域委員長(2018-2019)など歴任。Distinguished Lecturer(2021-)、ELEX編集長(2024-)。本会フェロー、IEEEフェロー。本会エレソ賞(2014)、本会業績賞(2021)、APNNS業績賞(2025)など受賞。
With research information now readily available and online meetings more convenient, the raison d'etre of academic societies is being reexamined. I believe that increasing diversity in community building is crucial to creating a more engaging society. Specifically, I will focus on the following two points. (1) To inspire members to take the initiative in their own management, I aim to build a system framework that fosters mutual respect for the cultures of individual fields and enhances the flexibility of each society and technologies-committee group. (2) To expand our global network, I aim to build a framework that is financially attractive for societies and technical committees that host international conferences and other international activities, and to support the holding of technical committee meetings and editorial meetings overseas in conjunction with international conferences.
Akira Hirose received B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the University of Tokyo in 1985, 1987, and 1991, respectively. In 1987, he joined RCAST, the University of Tokyo, as a research associate in the Optical Devices Division. Then he was with the High-Speed Electronic Functional Devices Division, RCAST, and the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, and is currently a professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems at the University of Tokyo. In the Electronics Society (ES), he served as General Affairs Secretary (2006-2007), Editor-in-Chief of the IEICE Transactions on Electronics (2011-2012), ES Vice President (2013-2015), Chair of the Electromagnetic-Wave Related Technologies Group (2018-2019), etc. He is a Distinguished Lecturer (2021-) and Editor-in-Chief of ELEX (2024-). He is a Fellow of the IEICE and the IEEE. He received awards such as the ES Award (2014), the IEICE Outstanding Achievement Award (2021), and the APNNS Outstanding Achievement Award (2025).
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