IEEE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SOCIETY ELECTION For Election of Members to the Board of Governors For a Three-Year Term 1 January 2018-31 December 2020 SUPAVADEE ARAMVITH(S 96-M 01-SM 06)received the B.S. (first class honors) degree in Computer Science from Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand, in 1993. She received the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of Washington, Seattle, USA, in 1996 and 2001, respectively. She joined Chulalongkorn University in June 2001. Currently, she is an Associate Professor and Head of Digital Signal Processing Laboratory at Department of Electrical Engineering. Her specializations are Video Communication Technology researches: video coding, wireless video transmission and vide analytics for surveillance applications. She has lead the development of several multimedia communication applications such as Electronics Thai Sign Language Communication for the Deaf and Low cost Telehealth for rural areas. She received several research awards: Best Research Awards on UAV (2010), 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award for Research and Academic Excellence from Mahidol University, Honorable Mention on the Thai Sign Language Finger Spelling Communication System on IPTV at the 2nd ITU- T IPTV Grand Application Challenge in 2012. She published over 120 papers in International Conference Proceedings and Journals with 3 International Book Chapters. Over 15 years in her career, she successfully advised 5 Ph.D., 25 Master s, and over 30 Bachelor s graduates.she currently supervises 5 Ph.D. and 2 Master s students. From 2003-Present, Dr. Aramvith has actively involved in one of the biggest multi-lateral project called AUN/Seed-Net, JICA, Japan as EEE Field Coordinator. She was Assistant Executive Director of the secretariat (2007-2009). She has thus very tight connection with leading universities in Southeast Asia region and Japan. She has rich project management experiences as the project leader and technical advisor to Thailand Telecommunication Regulator (NBTC) and Ministry of ICT (2007-Present). From 2013, Dr. Supavadee Aramvith is actively engaged in University-Industry Linkage Promotion activities. She has received the grant from JICA for Collaborative Research Project with Industry on from JFY 2013-2016 and has collaborated with Industry since then. She is a focal point of her University as academia member of ITU and ITU-D Expert on ICT4SDGs. She has rich project management experiences as the project leader and technical advisor to Thailand Telecommunication Regulator (NBTC) and Ministry of ICT (2007- Present). Dr. Aramvith is a senior member of IEEE, IEEE-HKN professional member and has been IEEE member since 1996. She became an IEEE volunteer in 2007 starting as Thailand Section Secretary for 4 years. After that she was in the IEEE Region 10 executive committee for 6 years, she was Region 10 Educational Activities Coordinator for 5 years (2011-2014 and 2016) and Region 10 WIE Coordinator in 2015. She is very active IEEE Educational Activities Board (EAB) volunteer. She was a Voting Member of EAB as MGA representative, EAB Continuing education and university resources committees in 2015. She is also a core member of EPICS in IEEE Committee, an IEEE Foundation Signature Program from 2012-Present. She is currently EAB Pre-university Education Coordination Committee member in 2017. On the Technical Society, she is active on the SPS, CAS, CE, and Education Societies. She is the current SPS Chapter Chair of Thailand Section from 2012. She is ISCE International Advisory Committee. She is also TAB adhoc committee in Food Engineering. She formed the first HKN Mu Theta chapter at university in Thailand since March 2016 where she serves as faculty advisor.her chapter recently won 2015-2016 IEEE-HKN outstanding chapter award. Other than IEEE, Dr. Supavadee Aramvith has been involved in other organizations and has been well recognized. She currently serves as IEICE Bangkok Section Chair.She is also currently serves as APSIPA Chair of Image, Video, and Multimedia Technical Committee and Board of Governors Member. Statement:Dr. Aramvith is very active academician, researcher, and professional volunteer.as can be seen from her past and current diverse experiences, she has over 15 year s experiences as full time faculty staff at Chulalongkorn University, the most prestigious and top University in Thailand.She is an international focal point of her university to other universities and International organization. With her strong international relation skills and strong research expertise in video technology, she is keen to attract several international research grants as well. Dr. Aramvith has devoted herself on the international linkages for over 10 years. She has traveled to more than 40 countries as both representatives of her university and professional organizations. She is well known by many Universities in Asia Pacific. She is keen in technical cooperation initiation and talk with foreign universities and Industry enabling several successful universities & industry project collaboration. If elected as BoG member of IEEE Consumer Electronics Society, she would bring in her experiences and international connection to promote the establishment of more chapters and recruiting new members especially in Asia Pacific and to promote and organize the new activities and new initiatives of cross chapter activities and collaboration with other societies, Educational activities EPICS and humanitarian technologies. With her strong and wide network, activeness, international and IEEE experiences and a willingness to serve, she is confident to contribute at her best and is an excellent candidate as a BoG member of IEEE Consumer Electronics Society.
STEPHEN DUKES(S 77-AM 79-M 89-SM 91-F 02)is an internationally recognized and committed contributor to the global technology and engineering community. He has held long-term and conscientious positions in engineering and management at the executive level, in technology segments including telecom network design, cable architecture, game platform design, and enterprise network design. Mr. Dukes is President, Dreamerse Inc., a virtual and augmented reality and solutions platform. His career portfolio includes working with companies including Aumne, GTE, CableLabs, Telecommunications Inc., MediaOne, 3DO and Boeing Computer Services. He has also served as a board member on eight public and private boards, along with numerous technical advisory boards. Major accomplishments include technical and executive management of the DOCSIS specifications for high-speed data over cable development, with over 140M cable modems deployed to the standard; video on demand network design; network games; and cable network architecture contributing to US$85B in network infrastructure deployed. Dukes is a member of the American College of Corporate Directors and holds a Masters Professional Director Certification, conferred by the American College of Corporate Directors, a director education and credentialing organization. Dukes holds a B.S. in Mathematics, University of Washington, including additional studies at Columbia University and UCLA, and is an IEEE Fellow (2002). Technical and Professional Experience:Senior executive with over 40 years of business and technical experience in cable, enterprise, MMS/SMS encryption, network gaming and telecommunications corporations, along with focus on emerging technologies, start-ups, business development, accelerated growth and turnaround of technology companies worldwide. Leadership roles as Director of publicly and privately-held companies, with assignments on audit, compensation and governance committees, CEO, Vice President, middle management and technical positions, technical advisory boards, expert witness, and investor. Efforts focus on identifying and meeting unique organization, market, technology and financial challenges required to create market traction, manage large budgets, generate revenue and grow profits. Contributions have provided engagements with executive management and technical experience to create significant value to these entities. IEEE Accomplishments and Activities: Consumer Electronics Society: President (2010-2012) Vice President of Conferences (2013-2017) First Vice President (2009) Board of Governors (2015-2017) Standards Committee Vice Chair (2014-2017) IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine Senior Editor (2013-2017) Fellow Committee (2009-2016) Chair, Nominations Committee (2013-2014) Administrative Committee (2005-2011) Standards Association: IEEE-SA Standards Board (2013-2017) Chair, New Standards Committee (2016-2017) Audit Committee (2013) Industry Connections Committee (2014-2017) New Standards Committee (2013-2017) Procedures Committee (2016-2017) IEEE-SA Representative to IEEE Transportation Electrification Community (2017) Broadcast Technology Society: Administrative Committee (2005-2011) IEEE Transactions on Broadcast Technology, Associate Editor (2005-2008) Technical Activities Board: TAB Strategic Planning Committee (2015 and 2017-2019) TAB Representative to IEEE-SA Standards Board (2013-2016) IEEE Fellow Committee: Fellow Committee (2010-2013 and 2017) Member and Geographic Activities: MGA Strategic Direction and Environmental Assessment Committee (2016-2017) Member Benefits Portfolio Advisory Committee (2013) IEEE Awards Committees: Innovation in Societal Infrastructure Award Committee (2012-2013) Chair of Masaru Ibuka Award Committee (2007-2008)
Statement:IEEE is the most successful technical organizationn in the world. As a member of the IEEE CE Board of Governors, I will endeavor to further the developments of the Society, to position the organization and undertake the challenges in the rapidly changingg global community that we serve. To continue the promotion and collaboration with industry, government, academia and international Standards Development Organizations. To increase the value proposition and grow membership of the CE Society and the IEEE by offering opportunities for our members to participate in Society leadership, conferences, publications and standards. Closer alliances between the Society and industry are essential to the survival and vitality of IEEE. We must foster open relationships between the CE Society and other societies is fundamental to the long-term success of Society. The boundaries of technology are blurring the traditional borders between societies, so we must proactively collaborate and work with societies in areas, such as, Future Directions. Simply stated, we must engage industry to contribute in the CE Society, involving them in our conferences, publications and standards. We must grow our conferences with the inclusion of IEEE OUs, like, the Standards Association and derive a method of collectively working together with other societies. I am motivated by, experienced in, and committed to engaging and educating academia and industry on new and developing technologies that will influence the consumer technology landscape. We must encourage a strong and dynamic volunteer organization to establish IEEE CE center and resource for developing technologies. I have a track record to prove my passion for helping many with new technologies to becomee an integral part of successful companies. I view this as a great honor to proactively and resiliently lead IEEE CE Society. I appreciatee your support and look forward to serving the community of IEEE CE members. BOB FRANKSTON(S 73-M 77-SM 03-F 11-LF 15)has been working with computers since he first learned to program 1963. His Consumer Electronics background goes back to his childhood with a father who manufactured consumer electronics products. He has been using software to create products and services since he was in highh school. Bob attended MIT he used the opportunity to broaden his education beyond computing to include cognitive psychology, business, clinical decision making and more. He also worked to make computing more available to students. This theme of giving people access to the power of technology rather than just giving narrow solutions has been the hallmark of his career. He was fortunate to discover computing as it happened and to have had the opportunity share his passion and play a role in creating today s PC industry. Technical & Professional Experience:Bob s professional career started in 1966 on Wall St at White-Weld where he helped to create one of the first, if not the first online financial services. He has been online ever since. At MIT (BS Math, BS CS 1970, Masters and Engineers in CS and EE in 1974) he worked on the Multics project and did his thesis on providing services on an information utility. He received the William L Steward Jr award for co-founding an organization that gave students access to computing for their own projects. In 1979, with his friend Dan Bricklin, Bob wrote VisiCalc, the first electronic spreadsheet. Later at Lotus Development he created Lotus Express. At Microsoft, he worked to shift the role of the Internett in our lives by giving people control over their own connectivity, AKA home networking. Bob is a fellow of the IEEE, ACM, and the Computer History Museum. More: http://rmf.vc/ /bio IEEEE Accomplishments:Bob has been a member of the IEEEE since 1975 and is a Fellow and a Distinguished Lecturer. He writes the Bits Versus Electrons in the IEEE Consumer industry whose roots lie in creating value using hardware. Electronics magazine where he brings his software perspective to an He has been involved with the CE society from when he first spoke at the first ISCE in 1997 has been keynote speaker at a number of CE Society conferences as well as a lecturer. He has worked on the Technical Program committee of a number of CE Society conferences, helped as an international advisor, and supported CE conferences in general. He is a founder of the Boston Chapter of the CE society. Statement:The CE Society has a special role in the IEEE as it transitions from a society focused on technology to one in which the technology is a resource and userss (AKA consumers) are increasingly able to craft their own solutions and create their own value. Navigating this change requires an understanding of the interplay of technology, business, economics and people (not just consumers) ). Today s Internet is one face of this change but as an example of a way to use available resource and to the extent, it is not a providedd service. To accomplish this the society and, for that matter, the organization as a whole, has a challenge in getting ahead of this change rather than looking inward. The CE society is the face of this change as the technology becomes a tool rather than staying hidden within products. It should provide the context for the IEEE as a whole.
KONSTANTIN GLASMAN (AM 04-M 11)graduated from the St.Petersburg State Electrotechnical University with a degree in communication engineering. He received his Ph.D. degree in film and television technology from the St.Petersburg University of Film and Television. He is currently Head of the International Relations Office and Head of the Department of Television of the St.Petersburg University of Film and Television. Technical & Professional Experience: Konstantin Glasman held various research and teaching positions at the Television Research Institute and the St.Petersburg University of Film and Television: engineer, researcher, Assistant Professor, Professor, Head of Department, Vice Rector for Research and Development. He is a member of the IBC Conference (International Broadcasting Convention) Technical Papers Committee. He is a member of the IABM (International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers) Peter Wayne Award for Design & Innovation Panel. He is the scientific editor of the MediaVision Magazine. Konstantin Glasman has published over 150 papers in journals and conference proceedings. His main research interests include image processing, visual quality aspects of video coding, multimodal quality evaluation in digital television systems with video and audio compression, multimedia resource allocation. Current and Past Service to the IEEE and CE Society:Konstantin Glasman is Chair of the Video/Multimedia Committee of the CE Society. He is a member of the Editorial Board of the IEEE CE Magazine. He was member of the IEEE.tv Advisory Committee (2016). He was General Chair of the IEEE ISCE 2006, a TPC member of the IEEE ICCE, ISCE and ICCE-Berlin. He is currently the producer of the IEEE CESoc TV (Official YouTube Broadcast Channel of the IEEE CESoc at https://www.youtube.com/user/ieeecesoctv) that was launched in 2012 at the IEEE ICCE-Berlin. He has produced more than 800 videos that were viewed almost 100,000 times with the watch time of about 200 days. ICCE 2017 saw his new initiative - Best Poster Video Award competition. This competition became very popular because it is a chance for young researchers and engineers to share their research evidence with the consumer electronics professionals and enhance their careers. He is the recipient of prestigious awards including the IEEE CESoc Chairman's Award (2006) and the IEEE CESoc Outstanding Service Award (2010). Statement:For over 15 years I have been active in the IEEE Consumer Electronics Society, serving as Chair of the Video/Multimedia Committee of the CE Society, a member of the IEEE.tv Advisory Committee, a member of the Editorial Board of the IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, a Technical Program Committee member of major CESoc conferences (ICCE, ISCE and ICCE-Berlin), General Chair of IEEE ISCE 2006. I am currently the producer of the IEEE CESoc TV. I understand the potential impact CESoc TV can have if focused correctly. I have the right experience how to use CESoc TV to help our Society increase its attractiveness to people from industry. If elected, my focus as a member of the CESoc BoG will be to: Continue the branding of CESoc Conferences as the must-attend events for consumer electronics professionals to network and enhance their careers, Develop innovative web-based virtual tutorial programs and make CESoc conferences more accessible to most members, Increase attractiveness of CESoc as a globalized community to the youth and stimulate young consumer electronics researchers, engineers, and students to contribute to CESoc activities, Transform the CESoc TV archive into the CESoc's most valued asset for member satisfaction and member retention. WEN-CHUNG KAO(M 05-SM 08)received Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from National Taiwan University, Taiwan in 1996. From 1996 to 2000, he was the Department Manager at SoC Technology Center, ITRI, Taiwan. From 2000 to 2004, he was an Assistant Vice President at Foxlink Group, Taiwan. In 2002, he became a cofounder of SiPix Technology Inc. Since 2004, he has been with National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), Taipei, Taiwan, where he is currently a Professor at Department of Electrical Engineering and the Dean of School of Continuing Education. Technical and Professional Experience: 1. He is the cofounder of SiPix Technology Inc., which was one of the leading companies of electronic papers in the world. This company was then acquired by E Ink Holdings Company, which has become the most influential company in EPD industry around the world. His achievements have resulted in a series of papers/patents that are considered as the principal references for EPD technology. 2. He is a well-known expert on digital camera designs in Taiwan. He was one of the advisors in htc and TECO for advising the engineers to develop the next generation camera systems. 3. He is a frequent guest speaker for Taiwan s government organizations, like Hsinchu Science Park, Ministry of Economic Affairs, and ITRI, to give keynote speeches or tutorial training courses. 4. As a Dean, he is in charge of managing a team to provide short-term training courses for international students at NTNU. Current and Past Service to the IEEE and CE Society: 1. Vice President of Membership, IEEE Consumer Electronics Society, 2016-Present. 2. Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics, 2006-Present 3. Associate Editor, IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, 2012-2015 4. General Chair, IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics Taiwan, 2014, 2015. 5. General Chair, The 17-th IEEE International Symposium on Consumer Electronics, 2013. 6. Taipei Chapter Chair, IEEE Consumer Electronics Society, since 2015 7. International Advisor, IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics Berlin, 2012-2016.
8. Technical Program Committeee Chair, IEEE Global Conference on Consumer Electronics, Japan 2013-2015. 9. International Advisor, IEEE International Symposium on Consumer Electronics, 2011, 2012, and 2014. 10. Publication Chair, IEEE International Games Innovation Conference, California, US, 2011. 11. Technical Program Committee, IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics, Las Vegas, 2008-2016. Statement:I currently serve as Vice President of Membership of IEEE Consumer Electronics Society. If I could be elected as a member in BoG of IEEE Consumer Electronics Society, I would like to devote myself to continuously increase the number of society members in the world. As a Dean of School of Continuing Education in NTNU, I have extensive experience in promoting various kinds of academic programs. Thus, I am interested in taking greater responsibility for promoting IEEE Consumer Electronic Society activities, particularly on encouraging more members to attend the conferences in Europe, US, and Asia. JONG-HYOUK LEE(S 06-AM 07-GSM 07-M 10-SM 12)received the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Engineering from Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Republic of Korea, in 2007 and 2010, respectively. Dr. Lee was a researcherr at INRIA, France and was an Assistant Professor at TELECOM Bretagne, France. Since September 2013, he has been with Sangmyung University, Cheonan, Republic of Korea. Prof. Lee won the Best Paper Award at the IEEE WiMob 2012 and received the 2015 Best Land Transportation Paper Award from the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society. Prof. Leee was a tutorial speaker at the IEEE WCNCC 2013, IEEE VTC 2014 Spring, and IEEEE ICC 2016. He was introduced as the Young Researcher of the Month by the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) Webzine in November 2014. He is an associate editor of Springer Annals of Telecommunications, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, and IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine. He is a general chair of Qshine 2016 and Technical Program Chair of the IEEE ICCE 2017 and IEEE ICCE 2018. Prof. Leee is an IEEE senior member. Research interests include Blockchain, Mobility Management, Malware Analysis, and Protocol Analysis. Technical and Professional Experience:Jong-Hyouk Lee, Professor at Sangmyung University, has spent more than 15 years in cybersecurity and Internet protocol analysis. He developed IPv6 based vehicular communication systems and standardizations when he was a research at INRIA, France. He is now leading the Protocol Engineering Lab. at Sangmyung University, where several classified research projects have been being conducted for national research agencies. His work has been provided to the ETSI ITS standardizations especially for developing ITS Geonetworking and vehicular security. He is also an active contributor for the Internet Society. He has been a member of developing Internet Mobility at the IETF. His work, e.g., Distributed Mobility Anchoring, Home Network Prefix Renumbering in PMIPv6, and LMA Controlled MAG Session Parameters, will be published as the RFC Internet Standardization soon. In Korea, he is actively involved in research societies, e.g., Director of the Korea Institute of Informationn Security & Cryptology (KIISC), Secretary of the KIISC Technical Committee on Cyber Physical Systems Security, and Director of the Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences (KICS). Current and Past Service to the IEEE and CE Society: Candidacy activities for the IEEE: Tutorial Speaker, Distributed Mobility Management Towards Software Defined Networking, IEEEE International conference on communications (ICC) 2016 Tutorial Speaker, Toward Information-Centric Vehicular Networking, IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC) 2014 Spring Tutorial Speaker, Mobility Management in Future Wirelesss Networks: Past, Present, and Future, IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC) 2013 TPC Chairs and Members involved in many conferences and workshops Candidacy activities for the CE Society: IEEE ICCE 2018 TPC Chair IEEE ICCE 2017 TPC Chair IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics Associate Editor (2011-present) IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine Associate Editor (2016-present) Awards received from the IEEE: Best Land Transportation Paper Award from the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society, 2015 Best Paper Award from the IEEE International Conference on Wireless and Mobile Computing, Networking and Communications (WiMob), 2012 Statement:I have always thoughtt of the IEEE CE Society as our global home, where we share our best research and network with international colleagues. As an enthusiastic volunteer, I have contributed especially for the IEEE CE Society s Transaction/Magazine publication and ICCE conferences. Whether as an associate editor and TPC chair, I strictly ensured that all papers were thoroughly reviewed and authors had constructive feedback. Today, I appeal to you to support my candidacy for the CE Society s BoG. If elected, I willl seek to fulfill the call by: Developing CE industry relations: A major challenge of the IEEE CE Society today is to increase the consumer electronics industry participation while maintaining its position for academic researchers. Promoting CE Society conferences: Another challenge we have these day is to increase the number of conferencee attendees. We need to improve industry participation and encourage more participation, not only mainly from Asia, but from the EU and USA.
Establishing CE Society liaisons with other IEEE Societies/Initiatives: Consumer electronics technologies are related in a variety of different technologies, e.g., image processing, human interface, home automation & networking, mobile wireless communication, security, etc. Few liaisons are now made. Promoting CE security and privacy activities: As a research on security and privacy areas, I m willing to further develop CE security and privacy activities, e.g., having regular issues on our Transaction/Magazine publications and operating special sessions in our conferences. SARAJU P. MOHANTY (S 00-M 04-SM 08)is a Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of North Texas. He obtained a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the University of South Florida in 2003. Prof. Mohanty's research is in Energy-Efficient High-Performance Secure Electronic Systems. Prof. Mohanty's research has been funded by National Science Foundation, Semiconductor Research Corporation, and US Air Force. Dr. Mohanty is an inventor of 4 US patents. Prof. Mohanty is an author of 220 peer-reviewed journal and conference articles, and 3 books. The publications are well-received by the world-wide peers with a total of 3000 citations leading to an h-index of 27 and i10-index of 78 (Google Scholar). His latest book titled Nanoelectronic Mixed-Signal System Design received 2016 PROSE Award for best Textbook in Physical Sciences & Mathematics from the Association of American Publishers. He received 2016-2017 UNT Toulouse Scholars Award for sustained excellent teaching and scholarly achievements. Technical and Professional Experience:(Website: http://www.smohanty.org) 1) Associate Editor, ACM Journal on Emerging Technologies in Computing Systems, 2016-present. 2) Associate Editor, IET Circuits, Devices and Systems, 2014-present 3) Associate Editor, Elsevier The VLSI Integration Journal, 2014-present. 4) Associate Editor, Journal of Low Power Electronics, 2011-present. 5) Associate Editor, Elsevier International Journal on Computers and Electrical Engineering, 2010-2014. 6) Steering Committee Vice-Chair, International Conference on Information Technology, India. 7) General Chair, 15th International Conference on Information Technology, December 22-24, 2016, Bhubaneswar, India. 8) Guest Editor, Nanoelectronic Circuit and System Design Methods for Mobile Computing Era, ACM Journal on Emerging Technologies in Computing Systems, March 2017. 9) Guest Editor, Advanced Techniques for Efficient Electronic System Design, Springer Circuits, Systems, and Signal Processing Journal, December 2013. 10) Guest Editor, Special Issue on Design Methodologies for Nanoelectronic Digital and Analog Circuits, IET Circuits, Devices, & Systems Journal, September 2013. Current and Past Service to the IEEE and CE Society: (1) Editor-in-Chief (EiC), IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, 2016-present. (2) General Chair, 36th IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE), 2018. (3) Chair of Technical Committee on VLSI (TCVLSI), IEEE-CS to oversee IEEE meetings like ARITH, ISVLSI, ASAP, 2014- present. (4) Editor-in-Chief, VLSI Circuits and Systems Letters, TCVLSI, 2015-present. (5) Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, 2016-present. (6) Steering Committee Chair, IEEE International Symposium on Nanoelectronic and Information Systems, 2015-present. (7) Steering Committee Vice-Chair, IEEE-CS Annual Symposium on VLSI, 2016-present. (8) Guest Editor, Circuit and System Design Automation for Internet of Things, IEEE Transactions on Computer Aided Design, 2017. (9) Guest Editor, Nanoelectronic Devices and Circuits for Next Generation Sensing and Information Processing, IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology, 2017. (10) Guest Editor, Circuit and System Design Methodologies for Emerging Technologies, IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computing, Vol. 3, No. 4, 2015. Statement:I am the EiC of IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine (http://cesoc.ieee.org/publications/ce-magazine.html). I amchair of the Technical Committee on VLSI (IEEE-CS) overseeing a dozen IEEE conferences (http://www.ieee-tcvlsi.org). My significant visibility and experiences in editorial activities as well as IEEE conference management will be key factors for an effective role as the Board of Governors of CE Society. I am one of the few IEEE volunteers who attend IEEE Panel of Editors, IEEE Panel of Conference Organizers, and IEEE-CS Technical Activities Committee to gain detailed experiences of professional activities. IEEE CE magazine under my leadership has tremendous success: The CE Magazine has been named the winner in the Regional 2016 STC Technical Communication Awards - Award of Excellence. The CE Magazine is indexed in Clarivate Analytics (Thomson Reuters). As a member of the Board of Governors, I will work as a team-player to drive the growth of CESoc with specific focus on the following: 1) Help in the growth of CESoc: CESoc needs a significant increase in its membership for its long term sustainability. As a BoG member I will use my networks around the Globe with emphasis on USA, India, and Canada for new membership. I will explore new sections and student sections of CESoc. 2) Help to increase the profile of CESoc periodicals: CESoc periodicals (CE magazine/transactions) need significant improvement in their profile, impact factor, and authors base for the advancement of CE community. I will sincerely work with editors in this direction.
3) Help to increasee the profile of CESoc conferences: I chair CESoc flagship conference ICCE 2018, Las Vegas. I have initiated many reforms to catalyze the growth of ICCE. Even after 2018, I will continue serving on its executivee committee and help it on all possible aspects, e.g. high profile keynote speakers and wider publicity around the globe. TAKAKO NONAKA (M 06-SM 14)has been a full-time Associate Professor of Department Engineeringg at Shonan Institute of Technology, Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan, since April 2016. of Mechanical She has received her B.E., M.E., and D.E. Degrees from the Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan, in 1998, 20000 and 2004, respectively. She researched on modeling the human sensory evaluation of textiles and 2D designs as a visiting researcher at Tomas Bata University in Zlin, Czech Republic, from April to September 2004. She worked as a postdoctoral research fellow of the High-Technology Research Center at Ryukoku University, Otsu, Japan, from October 2004 to March 2006, and the Research Center for Information Communication Systems at Ryukokuu University from May 2006 to March 2011. She worked as a full-time lecture of Department of Materials and Human Environmental Sciences at Shonann Institute of Technology from April 2011 to March 2016. Her researches were related to modeling human visual characteristics and designing suitable user interfaces for small information devices based on human characteristics and system constructions. She is now engaged on researchess and developments of sport gears, welfare devices, and their sensing networks based on technologies and knowledge about ergonomics, material engineering, and human-computer/machine interaction. Technical and Professional Experience:Dr. Takako Nonakaa is working as a researcher, a lecturer, and an associate professor for 13 years. Since February 2014, she is a member of IEEE Japan Council Women in Engineering and organizes some events to make networks of women engineers and researchers each other. Now she is a Vice Secretary of WIE-JC since January 2017. She has published 13 transaction papers and 79 reviewed proceeding papers of IEEE, IEEJ, and so on. She received the following Paper Awards from CE Society and CE conference: ISCE2006 People s Choice Best Paper Award (20th June) Young Scientist Award for the IEEE ISCE2010 from IEEEE Consumer Electronics Kansai Chapter. IEEE ISCE2011 Outstanding Paper Commendations. She received the following servicee awards from CE Society: IEEE ISCE2011 Outstanding Service Award IEEE Consumer Electronics Society Early Career Award (January 2012). IEEE GCCE Outstanding Service Award (from 2012 to 2016). Current and Past Service to the IEEE and CE Society: Dr. Nonaka worked hard as the Technical Program Chair and treasurer of the IEEE 13th International Symposium on Consumer Electronics (ISCE2009). She supported to establish Kansai Chapter of the CE Society and was a vice-chair in 2009. She also worked as the International Advisor and HCI/UI Track Chair of ISCE2011. She is an International Advisor and a member of the Technical Program Committee of the International Conference of Consumer Electronics in Berlin (ICCE-Berlin) since 2011 to now. As a conference chair, she organized the 1st IEEE Global Conference on Consumer Electronics (GCCE2012). She kept working as one of the 2nd GCCE in 2013. She is supporting the GCCEs as an Executive Committee Chair since 2014 to now. She worked hard as a Technical Program Co-chair of ICCE 2015 in Las Vegas, and supports all CE-Soc conferences as a WIE Chair since January 2014. JOSEPH WEI( S 81-M 81-SM 13)has worked for over 35 years in the Informationn Technology and Consumer Electronics industries as an Engineer, Product Manager, Marketing Director, General Manager and Vice President for several global tech companies; Inventec, SGI, NEC and DEC. He founded SJW Consulting Inc.., (www.sjwconsulting.com) which provides strategic consulting to globall 500 tech companies. From his consulting work, he co-founded Lab360 (www.lab360.com), an incubator that provides investment, mentorship, and business acceleration for early stage startups focusing on IoT, wearable, and other smart hardware solutions. He received his BS in Electrical Engineering from Tufts University, and, took professional courses at Stanford University.He is a senior member of IEEE and has been a member of IEEE for over 25 years. He is an advisor to Wearable Technologies AG (www.wearable-technologies.com) and several startups, a mentor to Alchemist Accelerator (www.alchemistaccelerator.com) and Royse AgTech Accelerator (www.royseagtech.com/). Pleasee refer to www.linkedin.com/ /in/josephwei for details. Current and Past Service to CE Society: 2017VP of Industrial Relations 2017Chair, Santa Clara Valley Section 2016-2016 VP of Education
2015-2016 Distinguished Lecturer 2015-2016 Vice Chair, Santa Clara Valley Section 2014Organizer, 10th year anniversary event for Santa Clara Valley CE Society 2014GCCE Conference paper reviewer
2013-2014 Chair, Santa Clara Valley Section 2011-2012 Program Chair, Santa Clara Valley Section Current and Past Service to IEEE: 2017Chair, Corporate Liaison Program (CLP), Santa Clara Valley Section 2017Vice Chair, Santa Clara Valley Section 2017Co-chair, Maker Faire in San Mateo 2017Strategic Committee Advisor, WIE International Leadership Conference 2015-2016Chair, Santa Clara Valley Section 2015Recruited Global Good as a Gold sponsor for GHTC 2015-2016Advisor, WIE International Leadership Conference 2015Representing IEEE as a judge at the San Mateo Science Fair 2014Co-organizer, Student Venture Capital Night with ASME 2014-2016Committee member, CLP, Santa Clara Valley Section 2013-2014Vice Chair, Santa Clara Valley Section Technical and Professional Experience:Joseph is a member of the IEEE Consumer Electronics Society, Internet of Things Community, and Sensors Council. Besides being a member of Bluetooth SIG, he is active in many industry standard groups. He is recognized for his business and technical knowledge in wearable, IoT and Cloud Computing, an author in trade journals, and a speaker at various venues including Stanford University, Carnegie Mellon University, International Technological University, IoT Summit, Korean Technology Conference, etc. He has a successful career spanning from small startups to executive positions in global tech companies; Inventec, SGI, NEC and DEC with P&L responsibility for over $500 million in revenue. He has a strong passion in entrepreneurship, he created an Entrepreneur Development Program for the Silicon Valley China Wireless Association that provided free training to 800+ members. He co-founded Lab360 Hardware Incubator, and, quickly established it as one of the premier incubators with 20 startups in its portfolio. Statement: Mission & Goals: I have been an IEEE member for 25 years, and, a CE Society member since 2007. I have served as the Program Chair, Vice Chair and Chair positions for the Santa Clara Valley Section CE Society since 2011. During my first term as the Chair, I expanded partnerships with several other IEEE chapters by co-sponsoring events, co-organizing joint workshops, and increased our chapter funding via company sponsorship. I also served as the Chair for the Santa Clara Valley Section (the largest Section in the world)in 2015-2016, which received the IEEE MGA Large Section award in 2016: (https://www.ieee.org/societies_communities/geo_activities/awards/recipients/outstanding_section.html) And, I also received 2016 IEEE Region 6 Director s Individual Award (http://sites.ieee.org/scv/awards/) I returned in 2017 to serve for a second time as the Chair for the Santa Clara Valley Section CE Society, the largest CE Society in the world. The focus of my mission is to increase collaboration opportunities between members of the CE Society, and, the tech industry as well as the academia. As the VP of Industrial Relations, CE Society, I have started organizing hands-on workshops by leading IoT companies, an IEEE booth at Maker Faire in San Mateo, and, a Startup Pitch event co-hosted with Young Professional, IEEE-SA, and Plug and Play Accelerator. Over time, I plan to expand programs to support the following goals: Grow companies participation and membership in CE society programs/activities such as paper submission, speaker and sponsorship support for CE conferences and article submissions to the CE magazine. Increase student participation in the CE Society by supporting the creation of Student Chapters. Organize hands-on workshops to foster education opportunities between technology companies, CE Society members, students, and, young professionals. Elevate the awareness of CE Society Distinguished Lecturer program to engage with speaking opportunities in major industry events. YU YUAN(M 04-SM 10)founded Senses Global Corporation, a multinational technology company specializing in Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Human Augmentation, and Smart Robots. Prior to this, he was a successful serial entrepreneur. Prior to that, he had been working for IBM Research as a research scientist and was a key contributor to IBM IoT Technology Center. Dr. Yuan is experienced in the patent process and invention development. He has filed numerous patents and received many IBM Invention Achievement awards and IBM High Value Patent awards. He is a senior member of IEEE and ACM. He is also a member of Sigma Xi, AAAS, SAE, ITE, and ASME.
Technical and Professional Experience:Dr. Yuan is a veteran researcher and practitioner in the areas of Consumer Electronics, Transportation, and Internet of Things. He served or is serving on the TRB Standing Committee ABJ30 (Urban Transportation Data and Information Systems), ABJ50 (Information Systems and Technology), AHB30 (Vehicle-Highway Automation), ABE90 (Transportation in the Developing Countries), and the IFAC Technical Committee TC 7.1 (Automotive Control), TC 7.4 (Transportation Systems), TC 7.5 (Intelligent Autonomous Vehicles). He has published extensively in referred conferences and journals, and he has organized many major conferences as general chair or program chair. Current and Past Service to the IEEE and CE Society:Dr. Yuan is serving as the Standards Chair of IEEE CE Society, the Chair of IEEE Digital Senses Initiative, the Chair of IEEE P2048 (VR/AR) Working Group, the Chair of IEEE SCC42 Transportation, a Board Member of IEEE-SA Standards Board, and an Associate Editor of IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine. Dr. Yuan has been engaged in extending IEEE CE Society's influence during the past years. He co-founded the Beijing chapter (the Society's first chapter in mainland China) in 2008, and the Shenzhen chapter in 2012. He was a key contributor in the initiation of the Society's three conferences: ICCE-China, GHTCE, and ICCE-Asia. He helped the Society establish strategic partnerships with several important organizations (CIE-IOT, CITE, CHTF, etc.) in China. He also helped strengthen the Society's leadership in global standards. The number of standards overseen by the Society has been increased from 1 to 20 since he took the Standards Chair role. Statement:Being with IEEE CE Society for 13 years and watching the growing importance of consumer electronics in human life, I believe the Society deserves a significant growth. I have been working on and will continue to be committed to helping the Society: - Develop membership and activities globally; - Facilitate collaborations with sister communities and organizations; - Improve public awareness and influence in growth markets and developing countries; - Increase communications and interactions with relevant industries. It will be my great honor and pleasure to be of service to IEEE CE Society members. Thanks for your kind consideration.