This week on New Mexico in Focus, Ukrainian Americans here in New Mexico are rallying for support, from the public, and the federal government. Host Gene Grant speaks with three members of a local nonprofit about their efforts in our state, and the...

Professor Emeritus David Gutzler

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The UNM Spring Teaching Conference will be held virtually Thursday and Friday, March 3 and 4. The keynote speaker will be Laura I. Rendón, Professor Emerita at The University of Texas at San Antonio, who will address Fostering an Equitable and Just...

 in the PAIS building includes a large capacity dilution refrigerator (at left) capable of cooling instruments down to temperatures within a fraction of a degree of absolute zero for testing and characterization. These cryogenic temperatures are necessary to observe the faint fluctuations in the CMB, and this system is similar to the ones installed on CMB telescopes

 of the Barron Lab are shown with the inside of the dilution refrigerator. From l. to r.: Simon Matin, Katherine Hewey, Darcy Barron, Ian Birdwell and Skylar Urbano.

 Dr. Lindsay Lowry, Jen Ito and Calvin Tsai preparing the POLARBEAR-2 cryogenic camera for installation on the telescope in Chile.

in front of the POLARBEAR-2 telescope in Chile.