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Desert Lichen Offers New Evidence for the Possibility of Life on Other Planets

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The question of whether Earth is alone in harboring life has captivated humanity for millennia. In recent years, scientists have turned to Earth-like planets in other solar systems that may show the most promise, but many revolve around stars that emit much stronger solar radiation than our own. Now, a new study offers evidence that life as we know it may be able to thrive on those Earth-like exoplanets.See the Story

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Detailed Analysis of the Benefits and Trade-Offs of Urban Street Trees in Las Vegas

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Earth is hotter than it has been in 125,000 years, scientists say, and Las Vegas continues to break temperature records. The extreme heat claimed more than 500 lives in southern Nevada last year alone, and scientists and city officials are clamoring for solutions.See the Story

Reno air quality study illuminates wider atmospheric and public health impacts of wildfire smoke

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With wildfires increasing in frequency, severity, and size in the Western U.S., researchers are determined to better understand how smoke impacts air quality, public health, and even the weather.Health · Reno See the Story

Graduate Student Winners of the Annual Poster Presentation Session

On Friday, April 25th, 21 graduate students presented their research at DRI’s Reno campus for the annual poster presentation session. Organized by Kathleen Rodrigues, PhD, Assistant Research Professor of Luminescence, the poster session offers an opportunity for DRI-affiliated graduate students to network with each other and with DRI faculty, hone their presentation skills, and showcase the research they’re working on in pursuit of their degrees…Reno, Nevada · Reno Read Article

$1.8 million GOED Investment in WaterStart Marks Decisive Support for the Development of Water Technologies in Nevada and the Southwest

The investment will substantially strengthen the NSF Futures Engine in the Southwest, enhancing economic growth and job creation. WaterStart was created by DRI, with support from the Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED). The post $1.8 million GOED Investment in WaterStart Marks Decisive Support for the Development of Water Technologies in Nevada and the Southwest appeared first on DRI.Las Vegas, Nevada · Las Vegas Read Article

Long Science in the Nevada Bristlecone Preserve

Ancient bristlecone pines have been collecting data for us for millennia. Anne Heggli's research aims to provide a nearly microscopic look at how the climate in the Great Basin is changing, from hour to hour and season to season. With scientific monitoring equipment positioned from the floor of the Great Basin’s Spring Valley up to the peak of Mount Washington, her project examines temperature fluctuations, atmospheric information, and snowpack …Nevada, United States · Nevada Read Article

DRI Holds Water Panel at Nevada State Legislature

DRI scientists, agency leaders, and state assemblymembers discuss some of the West’s most pressing water issues. On March 27, DRI scientists gathered at the State Capitol to illuminate work that supports Nevada’s communities and landscape. With more than 600 scientists, engineers, students, and staff across our Reno and Las Vegas campuses, we conducted more than $52 million in sponsored research focused on improving peoples’ lives in 2024 alone.Reno, Nevada · Reno Read Article

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Desert Lichen Offers New Evidence for the Possibility of Life on Other Planets

Detailed Analysis of the Benefits and Trade-Offs of Urban Street Trees in Las Vegas

MGM Resorts International Support for DRI STEM Education Program's Green Boxes

Study Offers Detailed Look at Winter Flooding in California's Central Valley

Native Waters on Arid Lands project featured in World Drought Atlas

Reno air quality study illuminates wider atmospheric and public health impacts of wildfire smoke

Graduate Student Winners of the Annual Poster Presentation Session

$1.8 million GOED Investment in WaterStart Marks Decisive Support for the Development of Water Technologies in Nevada and the Southwest

Long Science in the Nevada Bristlecone Preserve

DRI Holds Water Panel at Nevada State Legislature

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