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Southern Research Institute is a diversified network of collaborative centers for scientific discovery and technology development. Southern Research is a recognized leader in leveraging more than 66 years of achievement to create innovative solutions for public and private sector clients in the life sciences research, life sciences contract services, engineering, and environment and energy industries.

Carbon to Liquids Development Center

Southern Research Institute's C2L Development Center Signs Agreement with ThermoChem Recovery International

Southern Research has signed a five-year agreement with ThermoChem Recovery International (TRI) to assemble and operate a biomass gasification pilot plant for TRI within its Carbon-to-Liquids (C2L) Development Center in North Carolina. Read more.

Dr. Blaine Knight

Blaine Knight Named Vice President of Drug Discovery

Officials at Southern Research Institute have announced that Wilson Blaine Knight, Ph.D., a former executive with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), has been named Vice President of its Drug Discovery Division. Read more.

What's it Like to Work at Southern Research?

In a diverse organization like Southern Research, there is a tremendous need for a wide array of experience, skills and abilities. Read about two members of the Southern Research team.

Latest News

April 21, 2008 - Southern Research Institute's C2L Development Center Signs Agreement with ThermoChem Recovery International

February 13, 2008 - Southern Research Institute's C2L Development Center Prepares to Commission System That Converts Landfill Waste into Power or Clean Transportation Fuels

January 30, 2008 - Southern Research Institute Names Blaine Knight Vice President of Drug Discovery

January 15, 2008 - Trana Discovery and Southern Research Institute Prove Assay's Ability to Identify Compounds That Inhibit HIV Replication

November 12, 2007 - NIH Offers Essential Services To Help Chemists Move Promising Treatments To Clinical Trials (Chemical & Engineering News)

 

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