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Department of Communication Engineering

Introduction
Teaching Staff
Curriculum

Communication engineering is an area of study dealing with information from a broad perspective. Our society continues to develop rapidly through computerization and communication technology. In this course, we will educate students who can play a major role in an information society, as well as researchers and engineers with advanced knowledge of an evolving information society. Our program is carried out under the supervision of professors who are experts in their fields.

Communication Network Technology Group

Leader: Prof. Kazuhiro Noguchi

Research Theme: Optical communication systems / laser radar sensing technology, and their application.

Electromagnetic Wave Technology Group

Leader: Prof. Eisuke Kudoh

Research Themes: Wireless Communication Systems / Wireless Power Transfer / Ultrasonic-Wave Electronics / Space Plasma Interaction with Planets / Radio Astronomy

Basic Information Technology Group

Leader: Prof. Ken-ichi Suzuki

Research Themes: Memory System of Multi-Core-Processor / Hardware Implemen- tation of Deep Learning / Information Networks / Network Security

Information Processing Technology Group

Leader: Prof. Hiroshi Kido

Research Themes: Efficacy of Earwitness Information in Forensic Science / Analyz- ing Graphical Models / Satellite Image Processing / Information Networks / Cognitive Engineering / AI

Frontline Research

Eisuke Kudoh,

Professor, (2009-)

Professor Kudoh received a Ph.D. from Tohoku University in 2001. He worked for Japan Telegraph and Telephone Corp. from 1988-2001, and served as an associate professor at Tohoku University from 2001-2009.

Current research in his lab focuses on mobile radio communication and its applied technologies such as IoT (Internet of Things). An example of the research is the visualization of radio signals using inexpensive microcomputer boards, estimating location using the Zigbee sensor network and performing wireless transmission experiments using software defined radio systems.

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