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UNM Civil Engineering Associate Professor Kerry Howe has received a new one-year $510,000 research contract from the South Texas Project (STP) Nuclear Operating Company to investigate industrial water quality and treatment issues. The project goal is to ...

One hundred years ago, U.S. President William H. Taft signed the document that made New Mexico the 47th state of the union. UNM is celebrating with a new digital archive that throws open the photo collections of museums throughout the state. The archive ...

William F. Hanks, distinguished professor of Anthropological Linguistics at the University of California Berkeley will speak on "The Birth of a Language: The Formation & Spread of the Colonial Yucatec Maya Language" on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012 at 7:30 ...

The UNM Prevention Research Center and the Rio Grande Institute sponsor a special research presentation of the "UNM Preventive Medicine Residency Program," Tuesday, Aug. 30 from noon to 1 p.m. at the Research Incubator Building (RIB) Commons located on ...

A local woman is doing all she can to honor the memory of her brother—and help prevent other families from losing a loved one. Carrie Stansbery and her parents, David and Charlene Schroeder, recently set up the Scott Schroeder Memorial Fund at the ...

Dr. Philip May, Sociology professor and principal investigator for the Center on Alcoholism, Substance Abuse, and Addictions, will deliver UNM's 56th Annual Research Lecture on Tuesday, March 29 at 6 p.m. in the Continuing Education auditorium located at ...

The University of New Mexico is not just a foremost educational institution for students in the community. It's also a prime moneymaker for the state. A new study from the University's Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) shows how the ...

The UNM Department of Biology will host its 20th annual Research Day Friday, April 1. The keynote speaker for this year's Research Day is Dr. Lauren Meyers, professor, Section of Integrative Biology, Institute for Cellular and Molecular Biology, ...

It was the late 1970's. Albuquerque was on a growth spurt and the steadily increasing numbers of single and divorced people were becoming frustrated trying to deal with a society that was primarily marriage/family oriented. Marilyn Stutt was working in ...

Do you wonder if you have conflicts in your research? Do you make sure your "effort certifications" are accurate? Does NSF really care how much time you document on each of your grants? Ever tempted to review a rivals manuscript or grant? What are ...