Center for Advanced Radio Sciences and Engineering
@carseuprm.org
The Center for Advanced Radio Sciences and Engineering (CARSE) is a research center sponsored by NSF, which joins UPRM and the Arecibo Observatory in collaboration. CARSE's mission is to create a diverse and inclusive community to develop integrated tools to solve radio interference problems in scientific receivers and improve performance in radio science observations.
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About Center for Advanced Radio Sciences and Engineering
CARSE, the Center for Advanced Radio Sciences and Engineering, was founded in 2022 through a Cooperative Agreement with the National Science Foundation. This innovative institution focuses on spectrum sharing and coexistence by developing technology solutions to reduce radio frequency interference in scientific receivers. The interdisciplinary team at CARSE includes engineers, scientists, and educators specializing in areas such as antennas, circuits, digital signal processing, and radio astronomy.
CARSE provides a collaborative environment for cutting-edge research and development in radio science applications, fostering partnerships with scientific, industrial, and government entities. They also prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion in all activities, supporting initiatives with partners like the UPRM Center for University Access. In addition to research, CARSE offers training programs, summer research collaborations, and participates in events like the NSF Spectrum Week. Join their newsletter to stay updated on their latest endeavors in radio sciences and engineering.
Company type
Educational
Year founded
2022
Company size
11-50 employees
