Takatomo Enoki
To sustain development in fields such as communications and energy, we must break through the limitations of conventional technologies. Technology developments for safety and security in medical and food systems are also important themes for Japan as a forerunner of emerging issues. In order to meet the challenges, new value creations through the unification of technologies and fusion between different fields, in addition to the further development of individual technologies are strongly required. Moreover, the role of this society, in encouraging freedom and creativity among research engineers, the emergence or co-creation of new ideas becomes significant. It is very important for young and experienced research engineers to energize the society speedily and with freedom though forecasting future technology trends and exchanging their information. I have been unexpectedly appointed a candidate for the President-elect of the Electronics Society. I will make my best effort to energize and progress the society with respect to my above-stated ambitions.
【Brief personal record】
In 1984, he received the MS degree from Tokyo Institute of Technology and joined Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation (now, NTT) where was engaged in the research and development of high-speed integrated circuits technologies using compound semiconductors for optical and wireless communications systems. From 2010 to the present, he has been a director of NTT Photonics Laboratories. He received IEICE Young Researchers' Award in 1986 and served as the Chair of Technical Group on Electron Devices in Electronics Society from 2003 to 2004 and as the financial secretary of the IEICE Tokyo branch from 2009 to 2010.
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