Inside UNM
January 04, 2023
The College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (CULLS) announces a new tradition to celebrate newly promoted faculty each year. The new program gives faculty members the opportunity to select a book of personal significance to be included in...
By Mary Beth King
January 04, 2023
“I love research,” enthuses The University of New Mexico alum Raven Otero-Symphony. “Not only did research give me the freedom to question and explore in my own capacity on topics that interest me, it also provided support during challenging moments in...
January 03, 2023
Archaeologist Patricia Crown will present The History and Use of Chocolate in Chaco Canyon and Beyond at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science on Thursday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m. With collaborator Jeffrey Hurst, she discovered the first evidence...
By Kim Delker
December 28, 2022
Christos Christodoulou arrived at The University of New Mexico in 1999, coming from a long tenure at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, to chair the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, which he did for six years.
By Kim Delker
December 22, 2022
Meeko Oishi, a professor in The University of New Mexico Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is leading a $1 million project on human-centered autonomous systems as part of the National Science Foundation (NSF) Boosting Research Ideas for...
By Carly Bowling
December 21, 2022
Students are invited to register for the University of New Mexico’s Introduction to Asian American Studies class being offered for the first time, this spring.
Asian American Studies examines topics related to history, literature and identity pertaining...
By Savannah Peat
December 21, 2022
One researcher at The University of New Mexico is leading the charge to better care for and understand a diagnosis which affects dozens of babies taking their first breath.
Psychology Associate Professor Benjamin Clark is studying memory loss in those...
By Savannah Peat
December 20, 2022
UNM’s Women’s Resource Center (WRC) wants to make sure everyone knows what to do when witnessing a dangerous situation.
As part of its $300,000 Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) grant, the WRC helped bring an interactive, online bystander training to...
By Savannah Peat
December 19, 2022
A health crisis which exists in Chile and Bangladesh, also has profound dangers right here in the Southwestern United States.
Arsenic, a toxic, chemical element, is linked to a number of adverse health issues, like diabetes, cardiovascular disease and...
By Savannah Peat
December 19, 2022
When you’re ill, your body springs into action. The natural healing process involves your immune system rapidly defending itself against bacteria, which causes areas to be red and swollen. That’s inflammation. Properly regulated inflammation is critical...
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