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U.S./Japan Seminar on Electrical Conduction and Breakdown in Dielectrics - Banquet Highlights

This presentation showcases memorable moments from the U.S./Japan Seminar on Electrical Conduction and Breakdown in Dielectrics held at MIT. Featuring esteemed professors including Markus Zahn and Y. Inuishi, the event brought together researchers and students from both countries. Attendees participated in a delightful banquet, fostering collaboration and friendship. The photographs capture the camaraderie among academic luminaries, notable discussions, and cultural exchanges, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation in advancing electrical engineering and dielectric materials research.

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U.S./Japan Seminar on Electrical Conduction and Breakdown in Dielectrics - Banquet Highlights

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  1. ISEIM 2011 Banquet Picture Presentation Markus ZahnMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyDepartment of Electrical Engineering and Computer ScienceResearch Laboratory of ElectronicsLaboratory for Electromagnetic and Electronic SystemsHigh Voltage Research Laboratory

  2. A. H. Sharbaugh F. Noto T. Hino K. Yahagi C. M. Cooke P. Budenstein M. A. Colella M. Master T. C. Cheng A. Greenwood The Conference organizers: Y. Inuishi (Japan) and M. Zahn (U. S.) G. Gaines M. Ieda M. Zahn J. J. O’Dwyer H. St-Onge T. W. Genega S. L. Garvin A. Van Roggen Y. Inuishi TosihikoKouno TeryuaKouno G. Shirn D. Loan H. Syla E. O. Forster F. Barnes S. Ross J. Tanaka K. Yoshino S. Sakamoto U.S./Japan Seminar On ElectricalConduction And Breakdown in Dielectrics

  3. Profs. Zahn and Inuishi at U.S/Japan Seminar Banquet

  4. Prof. and Mrs. Iedawith Prof. and Mrs. Zahn Prof. Iedawith Prof. Zahn • Prof. Zahn with Prof. Iedaand class at Nagoya University

  5. Profs. and Mrs. Takada and Prof. and Mrs. Zahn at the first (1985, Xian) and third (1991, Tokyo) International Conferences on the Properties and Applications of Dielectric Materials (ICPADM) Profs. and Mrs. Takada and Prof. and Mrs. Zahn

  6. Profs. Takada and Zahn Prof. Zahn with the large Takada family

  7. Prof. Ishii in MIT High Voltage Research Laboratory Prof. Zahn with Profs. Takada, Ohki, Murooka and others

  8. Profs. Zahn and Ohki Profs. Zahn, Ohki, Murooka and others

  9. Profs. Zahn, Murooka, and Ohki Profs. Zahn and Murooka at the Defense Academy of Japan

  10. Profs. Zahn and Hanaoka with families at Zahn home Profs. Hikita and wife, Yoda, Takada, Ishii, and others at the Zahn home

  11. Prof. Zahn with Mr. Nishimatsu of Nissin Electric Company

  12. Prof. and Mrs. Zahn with MIT students and Mr. Nishimatsu at a "Karaoke Seminar" at the Nissin Electric Company guest house; Prof. Zahn and his students with Mr. Nishimatsu after taking Japanese hot tub baths

  13. Profs. Zahn and Kosaki Profs. Sakai, Kosaki, and Zahn

  14. Mr. Zaima and family while at MIT working on his Master's degree received in June, 1990

  15. Prof. Zahn addicted to playing Pachinko My very best wishes to all my Japanese Friends! Markus Zahn

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