Internet Symposium (application deadline: 2/9 (Fri) 23:59 2/14 (Wed) 23:59)

The Internet Symposium organized by the IEICE Hokkaido Section Student Activity Committee co-organized by the IEEE Hokkaido University Student Branch will be held as follows. This symposium is an event for students, where research presentations and question-and-answer sessions are all held on the website. It would be greatly appreciated if you could use this symposium as a place to present and discuss your research results. We look forward to your participation.

Call for Papers
FY2023 IEICE Hokkaido Section Internet Symposium
https://www.ieice.org/hokkaido/?page_id=1312
https://csw.ist.hokudai.ac.jp/moodle/

    • Date: Feb.22,2024(Thu)-28(Wed) (1 week)
    • Application deadline: Feb.9,(Fri) 23:59 Feb.14,(Wed) 23:59
    • Paper submission deadline: Feb.16,(Fri) 23:59 Feb,19,(Mon) 12:00
    • Organized by Student Activity Committee, Hokkaido Section, the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
  • Co-organized by
    • IEICE Muroran Institute of Technology Student Branch,
    • IEEE Muroran Institute of Technology Student Branch and
    • IEEE Hokkaido University Student Branch

A student networking in the 2023 Joint Convention, the Hokkaido Chapters of the Institutes of Electrical and Information Engineers, Japan

On October 28, the following three branches co-organized a student networking event in the 2023 Joint Convention, the Hokkaido Chapters of the Institutes of Electrical and Information Engineers.

We conducted the event in-person, where the number of participants was 49. From four universities, Hokkaido University, Kitami Institute of Technology, Muroran Institute of Technology, Hokkaido University of Science, and University of Hyogo, five students in total presented their activities and laboratory lives.

IEEE SB YP Workshop

On Friday, September 22nd, we hosted the IEEE Student Branch Workshop at the conference room on the 11th floor of Hokkaido University.

This event was an independent initiative, originally part of the student presentation segment within the Hokkaido Young Professionals Workshop held annually by IEEE Sapporo YP. This year marked the inaugural attempt of such a format. In organizing this event, we received co-sponsorship not only from Hokkaido University SB and Sapporo YP but also from Kansai YP, Kansai University SB, and Muroran Institute of Technology SB. On the day, we had many participants attending both the SB Workshop in the first half and the YP Workshop in the latter half.

During the SB part, students conducted presentations on their research themes and participated in group work about the Student Branch. Students from Muroran Institute of Technology, Kansai University, and Hokkaido University presented their research, receiving questions and advice from the attendees and Professor Sato. In the group work, participants were divided into two groups to share information and opinions about each Student Branch.

In the YP part, awardees selected for the YP Award took the stage to deliver lectures on their respective research themes.

Being able to interact with students from geographically distant locations and listen to the lectures by distinguished YP researchers was a valuable experience that I believe will be beneficial in our future research activity.

The continuation of this event in the next year is yet to be determined, but we believe that having interactions across multiple Student Branches, as was done this time, is meaningful as an IEEE activity, and we hope to continue it.

IEEE Student Branch Leadership Training Workshop 2023

Kunii and Ishizaki participated in IEEE SBLTW 2023 held at Kansai University from June 30 (Fri.) to July 1 (Sat.).

On the 30th, we had workshops on manga production and self-expression by Mr. Kasuga, a scriptwriter, and Mr. Ogawa, an editor, and advisor from DNP Co. In the group work, participants discussed how their research activities could be used in the future, and presented their ideas in their own formats. By discussing with students who study in different fields, we were able to obtain good knowledge and stimulation that is different from the usual.

On the first day, each participant exhibited a poster introducing his or her SB, and we exchanged information in the form of a poster session. Based on the exchange on the previous day, I feel that we were able to have a very meaningful exchange of information about research and activities of other branches.

This year, a workshop related to the Manga Story Contest, which is held annually by IEEE JC, was also held, making the two-day event a great opportunity to learn about technologies and knowledge in other fields.

Also, our branch celebrated its 25th anniversary this year. In honor of this, we received a commemorative plaque from IEEE on the second day.

IEEE Japan YP study lab 2023 in Nagoya

Mr. Saito from IEEE Sapporo section participated in IEEE Japan YP study lab 2023 in Nagoya on April 22 (Sat).

This event was organized by IEEE Nagoya section young professionals affinity group (Nagoya YP) and IEEE Kansai section young professionals affinity group (Kansai YP). This event was the workshop of Raspberry Pi and Overleaf to improve the skills of engineers and researchers.

IEEE members came to the workshop from all over Japan. After the workshop , we had a meaningful time to share the activities and discuss about future plans of each section. Thanks for Nagoya YP and Kansai YP for holding.

Internet Symposium (application deadline: 2/13 (Mon) 23:59 2/16 (Fri) 23:59)

The Internet Symposium organized by the IEICE Hokkaido Section Student Activity Committee co-organized by the IEEE Hokkaido University Student Branch will be held as follows. This symposium is an event for students, where research presentations and question-and-answer sessions are all held on the website. It would be greatly appreciated if you could use this symposium as a place to present and discuss your research results. We look forward to your participation.

Call for Papers
2022 IEICE Hokkaido Section Internet Symposium
https://www.ieice.org/hokkaido/?page_id=1161
https://csw.ist.hokudai.ac.jp/moodle/

  • Date: Feb. 24th (Fri) – Mar. 2nd (Thu), 2023 (1 week)
  • Application deadline:
    Feb. 13, 2023 (Mon), 23:59 Feb. 17, 2023 (Fri), 23:59
  • Paper submission deadline:
    Feb. 19, 2023 (Sun), 23:59 Feb. 21, 2023 (Fri), 12:00
  • Organized by Student Activity Committee, Hokkaido Section, the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
  • Co-organized by
    • IEICE Muroran Institute of Technology Student Branch,
    • IEEE Muroran Institute of Technology Student Branch, and
    • IEEE Hokkaido University Student Branch

IEEE Student Branch Leadership Training Workshop 2022

Mr. Kunii and Mr. Saito participated in IEEE SBLTW 2022 held in Naha, Okinawa, Japan on November 18 and 19, 2022.

On the first day, each university and student branch reported each other’s activities in the poster session.
There, in addition to research topics, we discussed future activities in the Student Branch. It was a meaningful exchange of opinions.

On the second day, we engaged in group discussions based on a theme set by the University of the Ryukyus SB. In the discussion, we discussed about regional development and had a valuable opportunity to make a presentation.

It was the first opportunity to hold IEEE SBLTW in the midst of the COVID-19 disaster. We would like to thank the Student Branch of the Ryukyu university for setting up and running the venue.

A student networking event after 2022 Joint Convention, the Hokkaido Chapters of the Institutes of Electrical and Information Engineers, Japan

On November 5, the following three branches co-organized a student networking event after the regular sessions of the 2022 Joint Convention, the Hokkaido Chapters of the Institutes of Electrical and Information Engineers.

Similar to the last year’s student networking event, we conducted the event online, where the number of participants was 25. From five universities, Hokkaido University, Kitami Institute of Technology, Muroran Institute of Technology, Hokkaido University of Science, and Chitose Institute of Science and Technology, six students in total presented their activities and laboratory lives.