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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# Date Title
1 02/06/12 DoE/NNSA Contract Extension
2 06/17/11 DRI Researcher Earns Grant to Study the Seasonal Genetic Variations of Antarctic Microscopic Plants
3 06/02/11 Abnormal Spring
4 05/25/11 What Effect do Clouds Have on Climate?
5 01/24/11 Tracking the Air Quality at Lake Tahoe
6 01/03/11 Building Concepts for Clarity
7 12/06/10 Top Cited Article in the Journal of Human Evolution
8 11/29/10 DRI Researcher Published in Nature Geoscience
9 11/17/10 Taking Your Home’s Energy Temperature
10 10/29/10 DRI Researcher Earns National Science Foundation Major Research Instrumentation Grant
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DRI's Research Vessel

Located in Reno, Nevada
Mt. Rose Research VesselEquipped with laboratory-grade water quality sensors, the 21-foot Mt. Rose provides real-time data for nearshore water quality studies.

Energy Laboratory

Located in Reno, Nevada
Energy LabThe Energy Laboratory is focused on the development and application of renewable resources.

Systems Microbial Ecology Laboratory

Located in Reno, Nevada
Systems Microbial Ecology LaboratoryAlgae and biofuels research conducted within the Systems Microbial Ecology Laboratory may produce large returns.