DRI Research

DRI's research ranges from microbiology and atmospheric physics to archaeology and renewable energy. We focus on understanding and answering environmental science questions about global climate change, water quality and availability, air quality, sustainability of desert lands, life in extreme environments, and more. DRI scientists and engineers generate leading-edge technologies for applications such as measuring windblown dust emissions and ultra-fine particles, quantifying light scattering from large particles in the atmosphere, modeling wind flow over complex terrain, and improved detection of icing conditions on airplane wings.

DRI research highlights are listed below.

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1 05/16/13 Evolution of the North American Monsoon
2 03/13/13 DRI world-renowned water expertise to support state’s first Center of Excellence in Las Vegas
3 02/05/13 Antarctic ice core extracted by DRI scientists contains extraordinary and detailed record of greenhouse gases and climate change
4 01/30/13 DRI’s GreenPower Administrator Recognized by Vegas Inc. as a 2013 Woman to Watch
5 12/10/12 Gary Trubl, Dec. 2012 Featured DRI Graduate Student
6 11/07/12 Tom Malamakal, Nov. 2012 Featured DRI Graduate Student
7 09/28/12 Nicholas Beres, Oct. 2012 Featured DRI Graduate Student
8 08/20/12 DRI Demonstrates Lake Tahoe Research to Senator Heller
9 07/24/12 DRI Works Toward Sustainability with Renewable Energy Projects
10 06/05/12 Hallar Named Regents' Rising Researcher
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Diversity at DRI

An Inclusive Mission of Research Excellence
Diversity at DRI
Offering a supportive and diverse environment for our students, faculty/staff and visitors.

Greenpower Program

Helping Nevada's Kids Grow Up Green
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Supporting renewable energy resources to help Nevada’s kids grow up green.

Nevada Center of Excellence

Supporting Innovation Based Economic Development in Nevada
Center of ExcellenceCombining NSHE water expertise and IBM’s advanced technologies to grow tomorrow's workforce.