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Newsletter for the Inland Northwest Research Alliance -August 2003

Field Exploration on the Moon The 2003 Subsurface Science Symposium will be held October 5-8, 2003, at the Salt Palace, in Salt Lake City, Utah. The keynote speaker for this year’s event will be Dr….

Colorado labs may lose funds, jobs

Udall warns budget cuts will hurt energy research By Gargi Chakrabarty, Rocky Mountain News Federal dollars could dry up for many Colorado energy research and development centers next year, leading to hundreds of job cuts….

Technology as a Tool Program- WTC Announces Call for Proposals for Research and Technology Development Programs that Require Funding

WTC announces a new program to provide support for your industry-university collaborative project. Technology as a Tool was created for companies that don’t quite fit WTC’s RTD grant program criteria. The Technology as a Tool…

Imagery technology developed at INEEL

The Change Detection System can highlight differences in digital images that would be nearly undetectable to the untrained eye.

New University of Idaho technology to be marketed by Lake City company – Process purifies water cheaply

"We feel we have a large potential of growing this company with substantial revenues. With the multibillion markets we’re addressing and a fragmented market, it’s the right market to be entering at the right time."

Reshaping University research – Security-related programs rolling in government funding

Across the nation, a fundamental change is reshaping university research, driven by a new national priority on homeland security and the growing importance of government rather than private funding.

SIRTI takes action on wet-lab project

Foundation OKs borrowing $2.2 million; SIRTI pledges $250,000 to operate facility By Megan Cooley Spokane Journal of Business The Spokane Intercollegiate Research and Technology Institute has taken additional steps to pursue development of a new…

INRA INFORMER July 2003 A Newsletter for the Inland Northwest Research Alliance

"In 1999, INRA was formed after my fellow university presidential colleagues saw the many opportunities for partnership among the Northwest’s research universities. Since then, the organization has garnered over $10 million in research funding and strengthened its parternership with the Idaho Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL). I look forward to working with the other presidents to broaden INRA’s mission and continue its many successes." UM President George Dennison and newly elected President of INRA

SSTI Weekly Digest – Federal Funding Opportunities

Federal Funding Opportunities * Department of Commerce o Proposals to explore the ocean and map its resources * Department of Defense o Research in the area of Test and Evaluation telemetry operation in the 3-30…

New Partnership Will Develop and Test Promising River Restoration Tools

Promising new stream bank stabilization methods will be developed, tested and demonstrated by two Montana environmental restoration companies in conjunction with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. THI Riverworks, Inc. (THIR) of Livingston, Bitterroot Restoration,…