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The UNM Center for Biomedical Engineering is hosting an American Chemical Society seminar for Ph.D. students in chemistry, biomedical engineering, and related sciences on Friday, Jan. 13 in Dane Smith Hall Room 123 on the UNM campus.Presentations will be ...

Reprinted with the permission of the American Institute of PhysicsUNM Assistant Professor of Chemical and Nuclear Engineering Eva Chi and her colleagues presented a paper at the AVS 58th International Symposium & Exhibition Thursday-Friday, Oct. 30 – ...

The UNM School of Engineering will introduce the Building Energy Retrofit Testbed (BERT), a living laboratory in the Mechanical Engineering Department for experiments designed to optimize energy simulation predictions and actual building operations, at a ...

President Barack Obama announced that Yasamin Mostofi, assistant professor in the UNM Electrical and Computer Engineering department, has been awarded the highly prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). As stated ...

Faculty from UNM's School of Engineering recently received a grant from the NSF-sponsored ENGAGE: Engaging Students in Engineering program that provides science, mathematics and engineering, faculty with opportunities to explore and implement proven ...

UNM Computer Science Graduate Student Jeffrey Knockel, and professors Jared Saia and Jed Crandall, have presented an interesting challenge to the computing world. The challenge is in the form of a paper titled, "Three Researchers, Five Conjectures: An ...

Zayd Leseman, associate professor of mechanical engineering, has received a National Science Foundation CAREER award to develop methods for modeling and characterizing Phononic Crystals (PnCs). PnCs are a type of micro/nanostructure capable of ...

By Tamara WilliamsThe demonstration started with just a trickle of water meandering down the 65' channel. The blue-tinted water rushed along, gushing over the channel's sides in some places, simulating a flood along the North Diversion Channel. It ...

Life is about to get better for undergraduate students at the University of New Mexico School of Engineering with a new $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation that will provide paid internships with participating companies and national ...

Karl Kharas recently drove to Albuquerque using green diesel made from natural gas. He had just enough fuel to complete the roundtrip from Denver in an Audi sporting the logo, "Eureka! Diesel drives the future."Kharas is a scientist who works at Rentech, ...