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The Institute’s DRIP program is featured in Pew Article
We’re excited to share that the Digital Risk Infrastructure Program (DRIP), led by the Institute for a Disaster Resilient Texas (IDRT), is featured in a
IRES expands to South Korea
Building on over a decade of collaboration with the Netherlands, International Research Experiences for Students (IRES) is now poised to expand its global reach. In
IDRT Faculty Member and Former Student are Showcased at SXSW
United By Disaster: Two researchers connect 12 years after Hurricane Katrina to aid disaster-damaged communities. Written by Rebecca Watts Published on Texas A&M Stories Click here
IDRT faculty member, Dr. Ashley Ross, recently published in LSE
In new research Ashley Ross, Stella M. Rouse, Isabella Alcañiz and Alejandra Marchevsky examine who Americans feel are deserving of federal aid during climate disasters.
Buyers Aware Officially Launches!
The Institute for a Disaster Resilient Texas (IDRT) is proud to announce the launch of Buyers Aware https://buyersaware.org, a web-based analytical tool to assess the flood
IDRT Team builds upon DRIP work for new NSF Grant
Pictured Above: Co-Principal Investigators Dr. Keri Stephens and Dr. Andrew Juan meet with Priscilla Vargas, Mayor of Premont, and Todd Wright, City Manager of Orange
