Company · founded 1996

Silicon Labs (United States)

Austin, United States · silabs.com

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Citations, last 5 years: 20
Works, last 5 years: 24
h-index: 45
Scientists listed: 2
Grants since 2016: 22

Grants received

2024–2026 · research · R43

The intracorporeal hemodialysis system (iHemo) for eliminating the mortality health disparity of rural and remote End-stage Kidney Disease patients

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$256.5kDialysis and Renal Disease Management

2024–2025 · grant · Standard Grant

SBIR Phase I: strain-relief interconnection and encapsulation of perovskite/silicon tandems

Zhengshan Yu · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Science Foundation

$275k

2023–2024 · research · R41

ICU-CARE: An interactive mobile app to enhance the efficiency of daily informal caregiving in the intensive care unit

Breanna D Hetland · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$66.2kFamily and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units

2023–2024 · research · R41

ICU-CARE: An interactive mobile app to enhance the efficiency of daily informal caregiving in the intensive care unit

Breanna D Hetland · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$228.6kFamily and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units

2023–2026 · grant · Standard Grant

SBIR Phase II: A Software Platform for Assessment of Untrusted Electronics

Raj Gautam Dutta · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Science Foundation

$1.1MPhysical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) and Hardware Security

2023–2024 · contract · N43

COUPLED ACOUSTICAL WAVE MICROPILLAR DETECTION OF DRUGS IN BLOOD POSTMORTEM

Marcie Black · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$400k

2022–2025 · cooperative agreement · Cooperative Agreement

SBIR Phase II: Long Stroke Micromachined Arrayed Cell Electrostatic Actuators for Highly Integrated Micro-Positioning

Amin Abbasalipour · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Science Foundation

$926.5k

2021–2022 · grant · Standard Grant

STTR Phase I: A Software Platform for Assessment of Untrusted Electronics

Raj Gautam Dutta · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Science Foundation

$276kPhysical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) and Hardware Security

2021–2022 · grant · Standard Grant

SBIR Phase I: Wave: End-end Security for virtual reality and video conferencing applications (COVID-19)

Arunesh Mishra · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Science Foundation

$255.6k

2019–2026 · research · R44

A silicon nanopore membrane blood filter enabling anticoagulant free continuous renal replacement therapy for acute kidney injury

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$1MAcute Kidney Injury Research

2019–2022 · research · R43

A silicon nanopore membrane blood filter enabling anticoagulant free continuous renal replacement therapy for acute kidney injury

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$224.2kAcute Kidney Injury Research

2019–2023 · research · R43

A high oxygen capacity cell scaffold for the intravascular bioartifical pancreas (iBAP)

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$298.4kPancreatic function and diabetes

2019–2025 · research · R44

A silicon nanopore membrane blood filter enabling anticoagulant free continuous renal replacement therapy for acute kidney injury

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$1MAcute Kidney Injury Research

2016–2017 · grant · Standard Grant

SBIR Phase I: Energy and Space Efficient Power Management Integrated Circuits for Mobile Devices

Aaparainan Ganesan · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Science Foundation

$1 500Low-power high-performance VLSI design

2014–2020 · research · R44

An implantable hemodialyzer for treatment of End-stage Renal Disease

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$756.9kDialysis and Renal Disease Management

2014–2023 · research · R44

An intravascular Bioartificial Pancreas (iBAP)

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$746.2k

2014–2020 · research · R44

An intravascular Bioartificial Pancreas (iBAP)

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$746.3k

2014–2022 · research · R44

An implantable hemodialyzer for treatment of End-stage Renal Disease

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$738.2kDialysis and Renal Disease Management

2014–2029 · research · R44

An intravascular Bioartificial Pancreas (iBAP)

Charles Blaha · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$1M

2012–2020 · research · R44

Highly sensitive measurement of cTnI without a reader: the Xip solution

Rajinder Bhatia · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$1.2M

2012–2021 · research · R44

Highly sensitive measurement of cTnI without a reader: the Xip solution

Rajinder Bhatia · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$1.2M

2012–2021 · research · R44

Highly sensitive measurement of cTnI without a reader: the Xip solution

Rajinder Bhatia · Silicon Labs (United States) · funded by National Institutes of Health

$565.2k