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TOYOSHIMA Morio
TOYOSHIMA Morio
Position
Director GeneralResearch Project
Satellite communication technologies including below:
Satellite communications Space laser communications Disaster communications Airborne and maritime communications Atmospheric turbulence Laser beam propagation Satellite quantum cryptography
Awards
- Minister of Posts and Telecommunications Award (1996)
- ETS-VI Satellite Experiment Group (Group Achievement Awards)
- Annual NASA Honor Awards (Group Achievement Awards, 1997)
- the Excellent Paper Awards of AIAA Japan Space Forum on 2011, the 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 Satellite Communication Research Awards from Technical Committee on Satellite Communications of IEICE
- the 2015 JC-SAT Award of IEICE
- the 2017 Excellent Paper Award from Technical Committee on the Information and Communication Technology for Safe and Secure Life (ICTSSL) of IEICE
- Satellite Communications Distinguished Service Award (IEEE Communications Society Satellite and Space Communications Technical Committee, 2018) etc.
Career
Morio Toyoshima joined CRL of Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (currently NICT), Japan, in 1994 and soon after was engaged in ground-to-GEO satellite laser communication experiments using the Laser Communication Equipment (LCE) onboard the ETS-VI satellite.
He joined NASDA (currently JAXA), for the development of the OICETS satellite from 1999 to 2003. Starting in October 2004, he spent one year as a guest scientist at Vienna University of Technology, Austria, in the field of optical space communications.
After he returned to CRL in October 2005, he conducted the ground-to-OICETS laser communication experiments in NICT.
He was involved in the development of a Small Optical TrAnsponder (SOTA) for a 50 kg-class micro-satellite and conducted world first laser communications and basic quantum communications experiments in June 2015.
He was Director of Space Communications Laboratory in NICT from 2011 to 2021.
He has been in the current position since 2021.
He received the Ph.D. degree from the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, in 2003 in electronics engineering.
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