On 29th November 2025, Shang Wenyu (D3), Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, received the Excellent Presentation Award at the 2025 Young Researchers' Presentation Meeting of the Japanese Society for Medical and Biological Engineering (JSMBE), Kanto Branch.
The Excellent Presentation Award at the 2025 Young Researchers' Presentation Meeting of the Japanese Society for Medical and Biological Engineering, Kanto Branch
This award is presented to students who have made outstanding presentations and Q&A sessions.
About awarded research
In magnetocardiography, conventional planar sensor arrays suffer from low estimation accuracy for sources near the back. To address this, we proposed a measurement method using a newly developed cylindrical sensor array measurement device. We demonstrated that this improves the accuracy of current source estimation and provided the first experimental evidence for it. We hope that these findings will provide valuable insights for future measurement devices and lead to the expansion of the user population.
Award-Winning Paper: Enhancing Current-Source Imaging in Magnetocardiography: The Impact of Sensor Array Configuration
Conference Website: http://www.me-kanto.com/index_
Sekino Laboratory Website: https://www.bee.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index.html
Your impression & future plan
I am deeply honored to receive such an award. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Professor Sekino for his generous guidance and to the members of the laboratory for their advice.
Encouraged by this award, I will brace myself and engage even more diligently in my future research activities.
Seven students from the Takahashi Michibata Laboratory, Department of Precision Engineering, received Best Presentation Award at Japan Society for Precision Engineering
Kentaro Matsuura (D2), Department of Electrical Engineering, received Best Interactive Presentation Award
