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Can you learn to make music if you’ve never had any musical training?  Bandojo LLC, a startup using technology developed by UNM Research Assistant Professor Panaiotis, is betting you won’t be able to resist the temptation. 

The National Academy of Sciences has announced that Distinguished Professor of Anthropology Patricia Crown has been elected as a member. This is one of the highest honors accorded to scientists and is given in recognition ...

Call it a match game for students and faculty members who need to connect.  Faculty members frequently need undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in working on a research project.  Some students work for academic credit. 

Graduate students across disciplines delve into the archives at the Center for Southwest Research in the College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences. Their fellowships are funded by the UNM Center for Regional Studies, ...

For years, Ivan Deutsch has toiled in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of New Mexico trying to crack the code. His research, along with his colleagues at the Center for Quantum Information and Control, or CQuIC, is focused on ...

L. Wayne Brasure, a member of the Senior Executive Service of the U.S. Air Force, has been named director of the Air Force Office of Scientific Research in Arlington, Va.

It began in winter of 1945.  World War II was still raging. The “Southwestern Journal of Anthropology” published its first article, a scholarly work by Franz Weidenreich that began by stating how the Nazis had twisted and misinterpreted ...

The Center for Water and the Environment, a research center based at the University of New Mexico, has received a 5-year, $5 million Centers of Research Excellence in Science and Technology (CREST) award from the National Science Foundation.

The UNM Office of the President Office and College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences host a lecture on Friday, March 21 from 3 - 5 p.m. in Zimmerman Library Willard Room.

UNM will soon have much more computing power under its belt.  Enough to sequence the genomic data for thousands of people in New Mexico over the next several years.