Welcome to NSF CARSE!
The U.S. National Science Foundation Center for Advanced Radio Sciences and Engineering established in 2022 through a Cooperative Agreement with the NSF to facilitate spectrum sharing and coexistence through technology solutions that mitigate radio frequency interference in scientific receivers and improve their robustness to radio frequency interference.
About Us
NSF CARSE hosts a diverse and interdisciplinary team of engineers, scientists, and educators in the areas of microwave and millimeter-wave antennas, circuits, and systems, reconfigurable hardware and embedded systems, digital signal processing, radio astronomy, and atmospheric sciences. CARSE provides an inclusive environment for faculty, students, and scientific, industrial, and government partners to conduct cutting edge research and development on technologies for radio science applications; cultivate pathways for professionals fluent in both the technology and science needs; sustain an innovation and collaboration ecosystem that supports co-creation of research with industrial and scientific partners; and promote, as a foundational element, equity, diversity and inclusion in all activities within and beyond the Center community.
core Partners
CARSE is building an innovation and collaboration ecosystem meshing radio sciences, engineering and education, and providing a framework for workforce development in radio sciences and engineering.
LATEST NEWS
NSF CARSE Researchers Awarded Catalyzer Grants for Innovative Research Projects
Dr. Jesus Antonio Sanchez-Perez and Dr. Luis Esteban Hernández, researchers affiliated with NSF CARSE at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez, have received Catalyzer Research Grants to advance innovative projects in wearable respiratory monitoring and hardware security for battery-free Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Two researchers affiliated with the…
Listening More Clearly to the Universe
Doctoral candidate Yohan Aparicio, under the supervision of Professor Manuel Jiménez and as part of the NSF CARSE R2 Thrust (Reconfigurable Computational Structures for Signal Processing) research efforts, has published a new article in the prestigious Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (PASP). The paper, entitled “A Heterogeneous Testbed Architecture for Real-time Adaptive RFI…
Exploring Technology Development and Discovery at the Argentine Institute of Radio Astronomy
The U.S. National Science Foundation Center for Advanced Radio Sciences and Engineering (NSF CARSE) invites the academic and scientific community to a special talk titled “Technology Development and Discovery at the Argentine Institute of Radio Astronomy (IAR),” presented by Guillermo M. Gancio, Head of the IAR Observatory. The presentation will take place on September 30,…
