SwRI-led study uses Webb to compare interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS with icy bodies
in our solar system
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Ever wonder about the dramatic geography of Jupiter’s moon Io? Watch an animation of SwRI-led Juno flying over “Steeple Mountain” and a lava lake on Io.
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Happy #MoleDay! The day honors the work of Amedeo Avogadro, famed Italian physicist who discovered a common chemistry unit called a mole or Avogadro’s number, also known as Avogadro’s constant. A mole of any compound is its molecular weight in grams equal to 6.02214076 × 10^23.
From drug discovery to scale up for clinical trials, SwRI provides expertise and independence. Stop by our booth at the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) PharmSci 360 in New Orleans, October 25-26, to find out what sets us apart.
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SwRI in the news: San Antonio’s latest effort to count roaming dogs uses ‘machine vision’
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Southwest Research Institute retweeted
Rocket science, literally. 🚀
Researchers from @UTSA_CEID and @SwRI are exploring the chemistry behind solid rocket propellants to help shape the future of aerospace and defense technologies.
Learn more: bit.ly/3UJHBwK

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If you’re in Houston for the STS-AIChE Southwest Process Technology Conference, stop by SwRI’s booth to learn about our latest process technology capabilities and get support with pilot plant design and fabrication.
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SwRI’s Steve Dellenback, vice president of Intelligent Systems, earned a lifetime achievement award for his contributions to intelligent transportation systems (ITS). He reflects on an early project that shaped his career and the evolution of ITS at the Institute.
SwRI in the news: Uranus and Neptune Formed Through Different Paths to Ice Giants
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Smashing pumpkins for science?
SwRI’s ballistics team used a pumpkin during ballistics calibration last year, and the results surprised even our scientists! #TBT
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As NASA’s Lucy prepares for its first encounter with a Trojan asteroid next summer, enjoy a look back on the first five years of the SwRI-led mission and what’s still to come.
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SwRI in the news: ITSWC KOREA: Lifetime Achievement Awards for Gaffney, Blythe and Dellenback
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SwRI’s new Technology Initiative for Emission Reduction (TIER-5) Consortium is ready to roll out pre-competitive research to achieve compliance with California’s proposed Tier 5 emission standards.
The consortium will support makers of off-road diesel engines and equipment in the 19 to 56 kW range. With two sessions available, join us for an introductory webinar to learn about the benefits of membership. ow.ly/Ts7550ZZJMv
SwRI in the news: Animal Care Services partners with Southwest Research Institute for roaming dog study
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SwRI applies automation to count unrestrained dogs in San Antonio
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Using innovative fatigue testing methods, SwRI supports efforts to predict the structural life of additive manufacturing components at production. #TechTuesday
SwRI in the news: UT San Antonio researchers help unlock the potential of peptide catalysts
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SwRI in the news: Improved magnetic field maps bring the Sun’s hidden hemisphere into focus
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SwRI will be in Houston for the 2026 STS-AIChE Southwest Process Technology Conference! We can help your team close the gap between research and commercialization with design and scale up services for chemical processes and pilot plants.
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