NSRI and the University of Nebraska System are bringing forward expertise and capabilities through two initial projects. There is enthusiasm and capacity to enter more projects.
A $430,000 grant from the DOD Naval Surface Warfare Center addresses highly complex and rapidly evolving challenges for the DOD regarding the use of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Get Details >Contracted by U.S. Strategic Command’s Joint Center for Electromagnetic Readiness (JCER) Facility, Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, the $342,000 project allows NSRI to contribute its evaluation and modeling expertise to help JCER communicate meaningful and actionable electromagnetic spectrum data to the services.
Details coming soon
NSRI is led by long-time DOD JEMSO experts.
International research hub dedicated to innovations in wireless networks of systems that are aware of, can timely adapt to and change their environment.
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.
Latest research and technology in software and systems engineering, robotics and sensor networks converges to develop more capable and dependable UAVs.
Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Cyber Systems
University of Nebraska at Kearney
School of Computing
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Electrical & Computer Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
School of Computing
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
School of Computing
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Electrical & Computer Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Electrical Engineering
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
As the DOD-designated University Affiliated Research Center (UARC) of U.S. Strategic Command and the University of Nebraska System, the National Strategic Research Institute (NSRI) delivers solutions for strategic deterrence and CWMD mission requirements gaps. 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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