Department of Electrical Engineering and
Information Systems
Graduate School of Engineering,
The University of Tokyo

Discover the Future through
Electrical Engineering and
Information Systems

What is EEIS

EEIS is a major consisting of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Course and the Computing and Communication Systems Course.

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News

Publication & Awards
2026.01.11
Kentaro Onda (M2), Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, received Encouragement Award in Spoken Language Processing and Natural Language Processing Symposium
Publication & Awards
2026.01.11
Rina Katsumata (D1), Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, received WIT Student Research Encouragement Award
Publication & Awards
2026.01.06
Shunsuke Mizuno (M2), Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, received 2025 IEEJ Annual Conference of Power and Energy Society YOC Excellent Presentation Award
Publication & Awards
2025.12.27
Project Research Associate Ryo Takahashi received Best Presentation Award at The 16th Symposium on Micro-Nano Science and Technology
Publication & Awards
2025.12.12
Assistant Professor Takuya Maeda received IEEE Chenming Hu Early Career Award
Publication & Awards
2025.12.07
One-Chip High-Speed Optical Receiver Integrating Optical Metasurface and Thin-Film Photodetector Array Demonstrated — Enabling Two-Dimensional Receivers for Diverse Optical Signaling Schemes
Publication & Awards
2025.12.07
Damyon Kim (M2), Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, received DICOMO 2025 Symposium, Outstanding Paper Award
Publication & Awards
2025.12.03
Zhang Yuke (M2), Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, received DICOMO 2025 Symposium, Best Paper Award
Publication & Awards
2025.11.21
Project research associate Ryo Takahashi received The Encouragement Award at the 42nd "Sensor, Micromachine and Applied Systems" Symposium
Publication & Awards
2025.11.12
Hiroyuki Matsukawa (M1), Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, received 2025 IWDTF Young Researcher Award

Introduction of faculty members and research areas

Many professors belong to EEIS, and their fields of specialization widely range from nano to space. We are conducting extensive research by collaborating in a wide range of fields, not only within the department but also with other faculties, universities, and foreign countries.

You can search professors and what kind of research they are doing by using the tags that represent research fields.

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