For the first time ever, a group from The University of New Mexico will be competing in the Spaceport America Cup, which will be held June 18-22 between Las Cruces and Truth or Consequences, N.M. UNM’s Lobo Launch team, which includes 21 mechanical...

Edl Schamiloglu, Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and associate dean for research and innovation at The University of New Mexico School of Engineering, received the first-ever IEEE Magne “Kris” Kristiansen Award for...

The UNM Center for Advanced Research Computing has made a number of improvements to its systems. The changes included upgrades to CARC’s data center power facilities, storage systems, network infrastructure, and software services, as well as critical maintenance on one of the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units that protects the machine room.

Following a week of downtime in late May, the UNM Center for Advanced Research Computing is back online with a number of improvements to its systems. The changes included upgrades to CARC’s data center power facilities, storage systems, network...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, correspondent Gwyneth Doland travels to Valencia County, where a year ahead of the census count, local planners are reaching out to community leaders in hard-to-count neighborhoods. Millions of dollars in federal funding...

had to be done on one of the turbine units. 

Powered by a natural gas, produces the electricity needed by The University of New Mexico campus at a rate cheaper than it can be bought.

Both turbine units had their internal generators removed and cleaned. 

Teachers from all over New Mexico recently attended the first-ever Computer Science for Art workshop during New Mexico Computer Science Professional Development Week at The University of New Mexico. From top left clockwise are Santa Fe High School special education teacher Megan Prescott and language teacher Juliet Salazar, Belen High School digital arts and graphic design teacher Jerry Esquivel, and Santa Fe High School teacher Michelle Hogan.

Teachers from all over New Mexico recently attended the first-ever Computer Science for Art workshop during New Mexico Computer Science Professional Development Week at The University of New Mexico. The five-day Art with Computer Science workshop was taught by second-year grad student Amy Traylor, a masters of Fine Art student in Experimental Art and Technology who uses coding in her own work.