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Groundbreaking work

Groundbreaking work

Intrinsically Disordered

Intrinsically Disordered

An artist's drawing of a droplet containing three different intrinsically disordered proteins that form concentric shells because they do not mix with each other (the so-called membrane-less organelles).

"Louie Lobo"

This little Lobo was named shortly after his birth in honor of UNM's affiliation with the Kibale Chimpanzee Project.

Orbiting Black Holes

Orbiting Black Holes

Artist's conception shows two supermassive black holes, similar to those observed by UNM researchers, orbiting one another more than 750 million light years from Earth.

Credit: Josh Valenzuela/UNM

Fire Supression

Fire Supression

Medical Cannabis

Medical Cannabis

A study shows medical cannabis may reduce the use of dangerous prescription drugs.

Cognitive Rhythms and Computation Lab

Cognitive Rhythms and Computation Lab

UNM's 2017 top-10 research news stories

December 29, 2017

Categories: Front Page Health Sciences Center College of Arts & Sciences Anthropology Biology Physics & Astronomy Psychology School of Engineering College of Education and Human Sciences Mind Research Network Chemical & Biological Engineering Research

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