News

The Quantum Photonics and Quantum Technology (QPAQT) graduate program is entering its second successful year within The University of New Mexico’s Center for High Technology Materials (CHTM).

The Center for High Technology Materials has added two cutting-edge instruments to its research arsenal—marking a first for the university — thanks to an NSF grant.

The University of New Mexico led Energized Watershed coalition has been named one of 29 semifinalists in the second National Science Foundation (NSF) Regional Innovation Engines competition.

The University of New Mexico announces a significant addition to its academic leadership with the appointment of Robert “Bob” Ledoux as the new director of the Quantum New Mexico Institute (QNM-I). Robert “Bob” Ledoux “Bob has a wealth of experience...

A Martian landmark now bears the name of University of New Mexico planetary scientist Horton E. Newsom, whose decades of research helped expand humanity’s understanding of the red planet. “Horton Newsom Point,” a feature recently designated by NASA...

Two students from The University of New Mexico School of Engineering were named recipients of competitive National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships. Mia Baca, a senior graduating with a degree in Chemical Engineering, and Abel Molinar, a...

As NASA prepares for a new era of lunar exploration, University of New Mexico planetary scientist Charles “Chip” Shearer will explain how future missions hope to complete scientific goals during the Apollo era. Shearer is a member of the Sustainable...

Students and faculty from eight universities in the West are working together and researching topics on issues impacting the Western United States like water scarcity and wildfires.

Ross and Rachel met in a coffee shop. Harry met Sally on a cross-country drive. Today, most couples meet… by swiping right. Rom-com meetings might live rent-free in our heads, but according to University of New Mexico sociology professor Reuben Thomas,...

Don't want to miss the game? No worries. A UNM Engineering student created an app that provides in-seat food delivery to fans during sporting events.