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Eyring Research Institute (ERI) was founded as an American non-profit organization, on September 6, 1972, in Provo, Utah. Carlyle Harmon established the Eyring Research Institute with Ronald G. Hansen as President. This institute did consulting work in various areas of contract research in cooperation with Brigham Young University. Being asked by BYU to assist them with their patent policy Carlyle Harmon was in a position to make suggestions as to research projects being funded at BYU. Cleo Harmon, Carlyle's wife, used to work as the Secretary to the President of ERI.