Kato Laboratory, Tohoku University, Japan

Kuwahara (M1) made a presentation entitled “Proposal for Optimal Selection of APs Participating in the Coordination to Improve Performance in Multi-AP Coordination” and Shoji (M1) made a presentation entitled “A Link-Specific AP Selection for Multi-Link Operation in Multi-AP Coordination Systems” and Ishikawa (B4) made a presentation entitled “Experimental Evaluation of Frequency Characteristics of Intelligent Reflecting Surface” and Ueno (B4) made a presentation entitled “Experimental Evaluation of Incident and Reflection Angle Error Estimation for Intellignent Reflecting Surface via Two-Step Beam Scanning” at Technical Committee on Radio Communication Systems, that was held in Matsuyama, Ehime, Japan in Nov. 2025.

Mashiko (M2) made a presentation entitled “Distributed Control Architecture for Software-defined Satellite-Terrestrial Integrated Networks” and Nagano (M1) made a presentation entitled “Task Offloading Optimization for Low-Latency Edge Computing via Lunar-Orbit Satellites” and Yatame (M1) made a presentation entitled “Reducing Latency Through Satellite-to-Ground Link Selection Considering Site and Satellite Diversity in LEO Constellation Systems” at 30th Ka and Broadband Space Communications and Navigation Conference, that was held in Torino, Italy, Oct. 2025.

Reham (D3) made a presentation entitled “Mobile Edge Computing Offloading for Static Users in a Free Space Optical Communications-Enabled Satellite-Air-Ground Integrated Network” and received the Student Travel Award and Young Researcher’s Encouragement Award at IEEE 102nd Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC2025-Fall), that was held in Chengdu, China in Oct. 2025.

Mashiko(M2) was awarded 3rd IEEE JC Student Activities Award 2024, “Best Activities Award” on Sept. 28th, 2025. This award is given to students who have made particularly outstanding IEEE JC SB activities and volunteer contributions.