DRI Spring Newsletter 2003

Oxford University Confers 'Distinguished Associate' Status on DRI Sand Dune Expert

The School of Geography at Oxford University in England has conferred "distinguished research associate" status on Desert Research Institute scientist Dr. Nicholas Lancaster , an international expert in the analysis of sand dunes as indicators of climate trends and on the role of arid land surfaces in contributing to dust pollution.

Lancaster was awarded the associate status in recognition of his extensive research collaborations with faculty in Oxford's School of Geography and the Environment. He has analyzed dunes in the Namib, Kalahari, northern and western Sahara deserts in Africa, in the Dry Valleys of Antarctica and in the Mojave and Sonoran deserts of the western United States.

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Wild About Tahoe
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The Incline Creek Experimental Watershed
Seeking the origin of Yellowstone’s Travertine Terrace Formation: are the bugs involved?
President’s Medals Awarded
Closer DRI, UNLV ties in Water Resources Management grad program
Nevada Medal Dinners 2003
2003 Nevada Medal Table Sponsors
Thank you to the 2003 Nevada Medal Supporters
New Atomic Testing Museum director returns to Las Vegas after a decade away
DRI projects capture major news media attention
DRI scientists Moosmüller and Keislar obtain new DRI patent for air pollution technology
Hesham Bekhit receives 2003 Guinn Environmental Fellowship
Darko Koracin awarded Fulbright Senior Specialists Grant
Oxford University confers 'distinguished associate' status on DRI sand dune expert
DRI scientist leads planning of national air quality forecasting research program
Jonathan O. Davis Scholarship awarded
Warden winner finds one degree of separation between a hot, sunny day and American monsoon

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