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 10/28/09 Mercury dynamics and long-range transport in the troposphere
2 10/28/09 Mass-balance approach to quantify watershed-scale mercury fluxes in the Sierra Nevada
3 10/28/09 Air-snow exchanges and snow chemistry in alpine and polar areas
4 10/22/09 Inside Renewable Energy: Interview with Dr. Michael Auerbach
5 10/16/09 Cloud Seeding Program Receives Support from SNWA and TMWA
6 10/15/09 Study of closed-basin lakes important to global climate change research
7 10/09/09 Storm Peak Lab Contributes Data to Microbe Research
8 08/17/09 Preserving Lake Tahoe, a National Treasure
9 07/31/09 2009 Tahoe Forum Publication
10 07/07/09 DRI Researchers Publish a Discovery of Unusually Shaped Nanoparticles in Prestigious Physics Journal
 
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Tahoe Basin Science Conference

March 16-17, 2010
5th Biennial Lake Tahoe Basin Science Conference
An open forum to learn about and discuss progress in understanding the Lake Tahoe Basin environment.

35 GreenPower Schools in Nevada

Middle School Joins GreenPower
Bridger Middle School joins DRI's GreenPower Program
Bridger Middle School became the 35th Nevada GreenPower school with solar panels, a weather station, and recycling bins.

DRI's 50th Anniversary

Five Decades of Discovery
DRI's 50th Anniversary
Learn more about DRI's legacy of contributions to environmental science research and results.