Centers, institutes, and facilities related to the University of Nevada, Reno

There are several notable research and academic institutes, centers, and facilities associated with the University of Nevada, Reno

Centers, Institutes & Facilities

*Academy for the Environment
*Applied Research Facility
*Arthur Brant Laboratory for Exploration Geophysics
*Bridge Research and Information Center
*Candida Adherence Mycology Research Unit
*Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies
*Center for Basque Studies
*Center for Civil Engineering Earthquake Research
*Center for Economic Development
*Center for Environmental Arts and Humanities
*Center for Environmental Sciences & Engineering
*Center for Holocaust, Genocide and Peace Studies
*Center for Learning and Literacy
*Center for Logistics Management
*Center for Neotectonic Studies
* [http://www.crda.unr.edu/crda Center for Research Design and Analysis (CRDA)] - One-stop research support center for faculty and students. The CRDA's vision is to become a nationally recognized one-stop Research Design and statistical ( STAT ) consulting service center for advanced analytics
*Center for Research in Economic Geology
*Center of Biomedical Research Excellence
*The Collaboratory for Computational Geosciences
*Conservation Genetics Center
*Desert Research Institute (Nevada System of Higher Education)
*Great Basin Center for Geothermal Energy
*Great Basin Institute
*Grant Sawyer Center for Justice Studies
*Institute for Innovation and Infomatics
*Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming
*Mining Life-Cycle Center
*Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station
*Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology
*Nevada Center for Ethics & Health Policy
*Nevada Genomics Center
*Nevada Seismological Laboratory
*Nevada Space Grant
*Nevada Terawatt Facility
*Nevada Training Partnership
*Nevada Transgenic Center
*Oral History Program
*Photon Ion Research Facility
*Raggio Research Center
*Research & Educational Planning Center
*Sanford Center for Aging
*University Center for Excellence in Development Disabilities
*W.M. Keck Earth Sciences and Mining Research Information Center