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Understanding Rain-on-Snow Events with Anne Heggli

Understanding Rain-on-Snow Events with Anne Heggli

Mar 6, 2023 | Blog, Featured researchers

Rain-on-snow events are the focus of DRI’s Anne Heggli, who is studying ways to improve our ability to forecast and prepare for these potentially hazardous storms.

Mary Cablk: Celebrating a Career in Canine Detection,  Biology, and Remote Sensing

Mary Cablk: Celebrating a Career in Canine Detection, Biology, and Remote Sensing

Feb 15, 2023 | Blog, Featured researchers

Mary Cablk retired from DRI after 23 years. Her journey into science began with remote sensing and later pioneered new fields of science.

New donor-powered research underway to address climate adaptation, water resources, and more

New donor-powered research underway to address climate adaptation, water resources, and more

May 12, 2020 | Blog, Featured projects

The DRI Foundation has just awarded the next round of seed grants to six teams of researchers through the Innovation Research Program (IRP). The IRP provides the start-up funding DRI scientists need to test new ideas and produce initial data, which will help them...

Working to solve our most challenging environmental problems.

More than 600 highly-skilled scientists, engineers, technicians, students, and staff work collaboratively within and across three research divisions, focused on understanding and answering critical science questions about changes in the environment, water quality and availability, air quality, the sustainability of desert lands, life in extreme environments, education, and more.

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