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University Libraries, the Health Sciences Library & Informatics Center (HSLIC), and the UNM Law Library host an event on Wednesday, Nov. 12, to showcase research works contributed by faculty and staff with the campus community.  As part of UNM Research...

The recently launched Medical Biotechnology certification course at UNM’s Valencia Campus is the first of its kind in the state of New Mexico. The twenty-credit hour associate certification prepares students for careers in the biomedical laboratory industry.

Several teams participating in The University of New Mexico Grand Challenges program will host events during UNM’s 2025 Research and Discovery Week (R&D Week) across central and north campuses. Three GC Level 1 teams and two GC Level 2 teams are hosting...

Every year, the Taurid meteor shower lights up the night sky from late October through early November. Sometimes called the “Halloween fireballs”, they are named for the constellation Taurus—the bull—from which the meteors appear to radiate, the shower...

A team of researchers at The University of New Mexico has uncovered how a peculiar, prehistoric plant might unlock new ways to reconstruct Earth's ancient climate. Led by UNM Earth and Planetary Sciences Professor Zachary Sharp, the study published in...

Come see what the University of New Mexico School of Engineering has to offer! Future students and the public are invited to attend the annual Engineering Open House, Nov. 8.

The University of New Mexico has released its first comprehensive Sustainability Plan, setting a clear course to reduce the University’s environmental footprint while building a culture of sustainability across campus. The five-year plan is a...

In October 2023, The University of New Mexico initiated a safety and security update by distributing the Campus Safety Culture Survey to faculty, staff and students. Its goal was to gather the opinions and experiences of each on-campus...

Join Lobos across The University for an evening of back-to-back celebrations beginning with UNM's annual PI reception followed by the annual Community Engaged Research Lecture (CERL).

Imagine if doctors could optimize treatment of fibroids or ovarian cancer by working with the natural hormonal fluctuations of the body to ensure someone received treatment when it was most effective. What if the medication were also specifically...