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JEMSO

Joint Electromagnetic spectrum operations

Capabilities and capacity to meet the mission

Experienced NSRI leaders, with faculty and students across the University of Nebraska System’s four campuses, deliver research and solutions to help ensure growth and superiority of U.S. EMSO, a critical component for the Joint Military Force that transcends all physical domains. Capabilities include:

  • Operational risk analysis
  • Spectrum management research
  • Electromagnetic environment characterization and analysis
  • Assessment of JEMSO on deterrence

NSRI JEMSO R&D refines space, streamlines operations

Latest Progress Report

NSRI Subject Matter Experts

NSRI is led by long-time DOW JEMSO experts.

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Adam Carlstrom, MBA

Associate Executive Director

Strategic Deterrence & Nuclear Programs

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Rick Evans, USAF, Maj. Gen. (Ret.)

Executive Director

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Allen Geist, MAS

Research Director

Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) Programs

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Chris Luther

Senior Operations Analyst

Strategic Deterrence & Nuclear Programs

University of Nebraska Capabilities

Technology and capacity are drawn from several facilities and laboratories across the University of Nebraska System, including but not limited to the following.

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Cyber-Physical Networking (CPN) Lab

International research hub dedicated to innovations in wireless networks of systems that are aware of, can timely adapt to and change their environment.

A setup to create robust entangled photon from nanoscale structures

Emergent Quantum Materials & Technologies (EQUATE)

Forefront of scientific discoveries and innovation in the design, synthesis, growth and use of materials and hybrid systems with large-scale quantum properties for applications in sensing, metrology, communication and information processing.

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Nebraska Intelligent Mobile Unmanned Systems (NIMBUS) Lab

Latest research and technology in software and systems engineering, robotics and sensor networks converges to develop more capable and dependable UAVs.

University of Nebraska Expertise

Nearly 160 faculty from the University of Nebraska System are members of the NSRI Academic Network, an open network that harnesses capabilities for the DOW. Several are leading the exploration of JEMSO challenges alongside NSRI directors. Get to know some of these experts below.

Andrew Harms

Engineering

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Brittany Duncan

School of Computing

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Cody Stolle

Engineering, Midwest Roadside Safety Facility

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Hamid Sharif

Electrical & Computer Engineering

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Mehmet Can Vuran

School of Computing

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Connect With NSRI

As the University Affiliated Research Center (UARC) designated by the U.S. Department of War, sponsored by U.S. Strategic Command and affiliated with the University of Nebraska System, the National Strategic Research Institute (NSRI) delivers solutions for strategic deterrence and CWMD mission requirements. Our rapid-response capabilities and efficient contracting vehicle can help federal government program managers meet critical research and development needs. Connect with us to learn more.

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