# Jesse Russell
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Jesse Eugene Russell (born April 26, 1948) is an American inventor. He was trained as an electrical engineer at Tennessee State University and Stanford University, and worked in the field of wireless communication for over 20 years. He holds patents and continues to invent and innovate in the emerging area of next generation broadband wireless networks, technologies and services, which is frequently referred to as 4G. Russell was inducted into the United States' National Academy of Engineering during the Clinton Administration for his contribution to the field of Wireless Communication.
Jesse Russell cellphone inventor
Click here to reply to @Guruball1 "He holds patents and pioneer the field of digital cellular communication in the 80s through high powered linear amplification and low bite rate voice encoding technologies. He received a patent in 1992 for his digital cellular base station design work."
Books and a personal pan pizza
We love a side of nostalgia served with a good book! Adult book fairs? Yes! Book clubs? Yes! We chat some novels we have read recently- The Husbands by Holly Gramazio, The Invisible Library series by Genevieve Cogman, The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, Being Erica by Jesse Russell, The Summer I tur…
Small Homes, Big Vision: Jesse Russell on Building Smarter, Simpler Communities with Hiatus Homes
In this episode of Off the Grid, On the Record, host Yarek Matacz sits down with Jesse Russell, founder of Hiatus Homes and managing partner at Hiatus Capital Fund, to explore the movement behind small, sustainable housing—and how intentional design and policy reform can radically transform the way…
Bottom-Up Shorts: How To Remove Barriers to Good Housing Development
Jesse Russell is a small-scale developer and Strong Towns member from Bend, Oregon. He joins Norm to discuss the ways he’s helping create more attainable homes in his hometown. He also explains how he works with the community and city officials to remove barriers to good development.
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How Small-Scale Homes and Cottage Communities Address Middle-Income Housing Needs
Most developers assume the housing crisis is about supply. Jesse Russell and Ryan Andrews of Hiatus Homes see it differently: it's about designing for households that most developers overlook. One to two-person households represent the largest and fastest-growing demographic in America, yet they're…
This Week: Honoring Pioneers at the 2025 Wireless Hall of Fame Induction
Analysts Don Kellogg and Jake Hawkridge discuss the recent Wireless Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, highlighting the five new inductees, their career milestones, and how the industry has evolved.
00:00 Episode intro
00:26 Ceremony overview
01:22 The 2025 inductees
01:49 Ken Horowitz's career hi…
The Story of God: The Power of Consistency
Today, our Student Pastor, Jesse Russell, teaches on Daniel, a man who led a consistently devoted life to God, even in the face of hardships and death.
What If The Pioneers We Ignored Never Persisted?
A single blue dot on your phone hides a lifetime of math. We pay tribute to Dr. Gladys West, the mathematician whose modeling of Earth made GPS accurate and reliable across oceans, cities, deserts, and runways. From humanitarian air drops to precision planting, from synchronized networks to safe fl…
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The Command of Complete Surrender | The Hard Things
In order to truly be a follower of Jesus, we are called to live a life of complete surrender to God and dying to our old sinful ways. Student Pastor Jesse Russell helps us unpack Christ's teaching on this in today's message.
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