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This technology provides a scalable and reconfigurable receiver architecture for receiving code modulated signals at the receiver.
This technology describes a shared antenna interface for rejecting or passing transmitter and receiver signals.
This technology is a lab-on-chip sensor incorporating aspects of both thin film chromatography and surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy as well as microchannel architecture to provide extremely high sensitivity detection of compounds in a mixed sample.
This invention describes a new class of non-reciprocal signal processing devices. Two possible devices include: a magneto-acoustic isolator and a magneto-acoustic circulator.
New gonorrhea treatment targets enzyme needed for respiration
‘Patron’ is an improvement over existing ‘Peruano’ cultivars in that it possesses the gene resistance to bean common mosaic and bean common mosaic necrosis viruses, and bct for resistance to beet curly top virus.
Jen Ventrella, an Oregon State graduate student focusing on humanitarian engineering, created a fuel use and emissions logger — a sensor that measures the temperature of a biomass-burning rocket stove and the weight of fuel wood it consumes.
The Advanced Technology and Manufacturing Institute (ATAMI) — a collaborative space for startups, faculty and community partners on the HP campus in Corvallis — is expanding.
Cindy Ocamb, an associate professor of botany and OSU Extension Service specialist, combined a mixture of eight microorganisms that work together to increase crop yields and fight disease.
Oregon State University researchers have discovered new varieties of Northwest wheat, a technology that can treat diseases like Alzheimers and a transparent sensor that can determine glucose levels.