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2026 GRANTS

In its inaugural year, the John L. Ocampo Endowment Fund recommended grants to the following universities. 

MIT, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

In support of research of RF and millimeter-wave microelectronic devices, circuits and systems and applied electromagnetics for a variety of applications conducted by Prof. Negar Reiskarimian and her research group.

In support of research of microelectronic circuits and systems bridging the terahertz gap between microwave and infrared domains conducted by Prof. Ruonan Han and his research group.

Santa Clara University, School of Engineering

In support of academically exceptional Filipino students pursuing Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at Santa Clara University. (Scholarships provided by a separate funding entity of the Ocampo family.)

CU Boulder, College of Engineering

In support of research of microwave/RF circuits, antennas and applied electromagnetics conducted by Prof. Zoya Popovic and her research group.

In support of research of RF and microwave active circuit design, including making RF front-ends and related components more energy efficient conducted by Prof. Taylor Barton and her research group.

UCC, Tyndall National Institute

In support of research of RF design and characterization of reconfigurable microwave and millimeter-wave passive components conducted by Prof. Dimitra Psychogiou and her research group.

In support of research of low-noise sensor interface circuits and integrated circuits to enable medical systems conducted by Dr. Daniel O'Hare and his research group.

UC Davis, School of Engineering

In support of research of RF to THz integrated circuits, especially power amplifiers, antennas, radars and sensors, and energy harvesting systems conducted by Prof. Anh-Vu Pham and his research group.

UC Santa Barbara, Electrical and Computer Engineering

In support of research of RF CMOS integrated circuits, millimeter-wave CMOS and III-V integrated circuits and
optoelectronic transceivers conducted by Prof. James Buckwalter and his research lab.

© 2025 by John L. Ocampo Endowment Fund 

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