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On Tuesday, Oct. 20, UNM Libraries and the Office of Innovative Scholarly Initiatives offers an Open Access Week event titled “How to Get Your Research the Attention it Deserves.” This introduction to “altmetrics” will be held at 2 p.m. in the Frank...

This week’s New Mexico in Focus is a special one-hour show on teen pregnancy and young parenthood in New Mexico. NMIF brings you the locally produced documentary "Pregnant" by filmmaker Chris Schueler, which highlights the voices of young parents and...

More than 100 local high school students were on the University of New Mexico campus recently for the first ever Ethnic Studies High School Conference.

Defense systems against pathogens are a critical life-support system of fish that helps protect against infection. A complex network of immune cells and molecules that are located at the interface between the environment and the host, the mucosal immune system of vertebrates, such as fish, is the first line of defense against life-threatening pathogens.

Research scientists from universities across the state are making progress on some of the complex research needed to address obstacles related to energy independence.

New Mexico folk traditions, old and new, will take center stage during an afternoon of captivating music at ¡¡Música del Corazón, A Celebration of Nuevo Mexicano Music!! The annual John D. Robb, Jr., Concert will begin at 3 p.m.on Sunday, Oct. 4 at the...

He has been called the “smartest strategist in America” by “INC Magazine.” Meet strategist Jack Stack on Tuesday, Oct. 13 as part of the McKinnon Distinguished CEO Lecture Series presented by the Anderson School of Management.

Mohamed S. El-Genk, Regents’ Professor of Nuclear, Mechanical, and Chemical and Biological Engineering, has received the 2015 American Nuclear Society Thermal-Hydraulics Technical Achievement Award.  

Mark Peceny, dean of the University of New Mexico College of Arts and Sciences, recently appointed Phillip (Felipe) Gonzales as director of the School of Public Administration. Gonzales began his two-year term on Sept. 1.

Kathy Powers, professor in the Department of Political Science, and affiliated faculty with Africana Studies, was awarded the prestigious fellowship to study at the Woodrow Wilson Center over the summer. She also spent part of the summer teaching in Germany.