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OUR MISSION
Integrity Research Institute (IRI) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable institution dedicated to finding, researching, and advocating new breakthrough eco-friendly technologies and scientific integrity in all energy sciences.

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What We Do

Integrity Research Institute has emerging energy projects, new propulsion research, and bioenergetic therapeutic inventions. IRI's goal is to help implement advances in these three fields with our ongoing programs: Future Energy, Bioenergetics, and Propulsion.

Future Energy Program

The program includes active energy research, critical review of select discoveries, publications of reports, patent preparation and strategy, and investor networking.

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Bioenergetics Program

This program specifically researches bioenergy, health and electrotherapy. We are proud to announce the results of a decade of development.

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Propulsion Program

Recent findings in physics have brought a deeper understanding of gravity, electromagnetism and inertia. Exciting new developments are being explored

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Testimonials

IRI continues to amaze me for its disciplined thought in exploring new technical options. The US will only remain competitive in the coming decades if it can maintain its competitive technical edge and this will be an increasingly difficult challenge. We need the vision and insight that IRI provides.

John R. Powers

Former Director of Research and Technical Assessment

US Dept of Energy

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HELPING RENEW OUR EARTH!

Integrity Research Institute was founded in 1991 by Dr. Thomas Valone and Jacqueline Panting Valone with the goal of helping educate the public on all the new emerging, eco-friendly technologies that can help renew our Earth. These include energy generation for power, new propulsion methods for transportation and bioelectronics for optimal health and wellbeing