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Matching Grants to Stimulate Nevada's Economy and/or Solve Critical Nevada Environmental Problems All Applied Research Initiative (ARI) funds must be used to support research and to promote the economic development and economic diversity of the State of Nevada. The following recent ARI project list shows the range of projects that have been supported. ARI projects clearly support Nevada’s increasing research capacity through additional research capabilities. Program Description and Requirements The ARI was established: (1) to leverage industrial dollars for research, and (2) to match federal/state funds where a match is required. At least a 1:1 match is required; a higher match is desired (e.g. most grants bring in over three times as many sponsor dollars in comparison to ARI dollars). Deliverables: There are two major deliverables associated with accepting ARI funding. First, the Principal Investigator (PI) is expected to meet all the deliverables specified in the proposal to the sponsor's satisfaction. Second, the PI is expected to file annual reports (even after the expiration of the grant) detailing how the ARI award led to economic diversification, the solving of environmental problems, and new research activity at DRI. Recent ARI Project List
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Located in Reno, Nevada
Equipped with laboratory-grade water quality sensors, the 21-foot Mt. Rose provides real-time data for nearshore water quality studies.
Located in Reno, Nevada
The Energy Laboratory is focused on the development and application of renewable resources.
Located in Reno, Nevada
Algae and biofuels research conducted within the Systems Microbial Ecology Laboratory may produce large returns.