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Range Consortium The EM Range Consortium (Originally named the Compact Range Consortium) was founded in 1984. The consortium members are private companies, interested in EM Measurements, education, research, innovation, and problem solving. Visit the Range Consortium Site for more details.

MURI Programs

The Ohio State University's ElectroScience Laboratory Faculty are particating in three Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) Programs. Please click the titles below to be directed to the sites of these MURIs:

• Conformal Antennas and Arrays Using Novel Electronic Materials, led by The Ohio State University and directed by Prof. John L. Volakis. The other universities involved are University of California-Irvine and Brown University.
  
  
• Analysis and Design of UltraWide-Band and High Power Microwave Pulse Interactions With Electronic Circuits and Systems, led by the University of Illinois-Chicago and directed at The Ohio State University by Prof. John L. Volakis.
  
  
• Optimum Vessel Performance in Nonlinearly Evolving Wave Fields, led by the University of Michigan and directed at The Ohio State University by Prof. Joel T. Johnson.

GameChanger

Prof. John L. Volakis and his team from the ElectroScience Laboratory, together with researchers from University of Minnesota, University of California in Los Angeles, and University of Michigan, are particating in the GameChanger program.

The goal of GameChanger is to develop new kinds of antennas for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to be used for military purposes. This is a three-year project funded by the Air Force Defense Research Sciences Program.

For more information, see the GameChanger article in the College of Engineering newsletter.

Connection One Center

Connection One is a National Science Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Center working closely with private industry and the federal government on various projects in RF and wireless communication systems, networks, remote sensing, and homeland security.

Visit the Ohio State Connection One Center Website for more information.