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Two UNM Professors Inducted as Fellows by American Chemical Society

University of New Mexico Chemistry Professor Emeritus Chris Enke and David Whitten, research professor, Chemical Nuclear Engineering, were inducted along with more than 200 distinguished scientists as...

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UNM Teach-in on Groundwater Contamination by Fuel at Kirtland AFB

Faculty from the University of New Mexico Water Resources Program and College of Pharmacy will conduct a teach-in on the fuel plume underneath Kirtland Air Force Base and adjoining areas. The teach-in,...

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First American Chemical Society Seminar on UNM Campus

The UNM Center for Biomedical Engineering is hosting an American Chemical Society seminar for Ph.D. students in chemistry, biomedical engineering, and related sciences on Friday, Jan. 13 in Dane Smith...

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UNM Offers Institute on Environmental Information Management

University Libraries is hosting the Walter E. Dean Environmental Information Management Institute in a series of one week courses from Monday, May 28 to Friday, June 15, 2012.

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Researchers Find Martian Carbon Not Biological in Origin

They are the building blocks of all life on Earth – molecules with large chains of carbon and hydrogen. Yet, on Mars, there relation to life has been somewhat of a mystery scientists have disagreed on...

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Curiosity Lands on Mars; UNM Researchers Go to Work

Following an eight-month, 354-million mile journey, and a gentle landing in an area known as Gale Crater, researchers associated with the Mars Rover Curiosity were all smiles on Sunday night when...

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UNM Nanoscience and Microsystems Program Awarded Money for Graduate Fellowships

The UNM Nanoscience and Microsystems graduate program has been awarded their second highly competitive grant to provide fellowships for Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN). The...

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The Friday Afternoon Breakthrough

Bryan Kaehr (l.) and Jason Townson."Friday afternoon is usually the best time to do science. There's somehow less pressure. The week is behind you. You may get to sleep in tomorrow morning, so why not...

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Ancient Water-rich Meteorite Linked to Martian Crust

NWA 7034, nicknamed "Black Beauty," could shed light on the Red Planet's past. , Photo credit Carl Agee.While the Mars' Rovers continue to scour the surface of the Red Planet snapping pictures, zapping...

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Money from New Mexico Legislature Will Bring Relief to STEM Students

UNM planners are starting the preparation process to construct an addition on the west side of the recently completed Science & Math Building with $5 million appropriated from the state ...

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Guo, Ives honored with 2013 Arts & Sciences Award for Teaching Excellence

UNM’s College of Arts and Sciences recently awarded two faculty, Professor Hua Guo and Teaching Assistant Lindsey Ives, with its 2013 Arts & Sciences Award for Teaching Excellence. Guo, who has a...

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UCSD, UNM researchers image dynamics of four-atom reaction

Chemical reactions proceed so fast it’s hard to capture the moves atoms make as they break and reform chemical bonds. Now, using a unique experimental approach, researchers at UC San Diego and the...

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Guo elected Fellow in the American Physical Society

Hua Guo, a University of New Mexico professor with dual appointments in Departments of  Chemistry, and Physics and Astronomy, was elected and recognized recently as a Fellow in the American Physical...

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Students learn to communicate science to the public

Communicating the value and the importance behind science research is essential for a number of reasons as students learned this past semester in the course “Communicating Science: How to enthuse the...

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UNM theoretical chemists search for more efficient production of hydrogen

Hydrogen can be used to power cars with zero pollution because it burns with oxygen in the air, producing nothing but water, which is harmless. Hydrogen is also widely used to produce other chemicals....

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Holder knows UNM chemistry

Forty years ago, Americans watched the Watergate impeachment hearings of President Richard M. Nixon, Albuquerque Cab Company began operations, and at the University of New Mexico a young, new...

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Qin receives NSF Faculty Early Career Development Award for photovoltaic...

Yang Qin, an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at the University of New Mexico, has received a five-year, $525,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) Faculty Early...

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Riley O. Schaeffer Endowed Lectureship features Thomas Meyer

The UNM Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology hosts the 8th annual Riley O. Schaeffer Endowed Lectureship on Friday Oct. 23 at 3:15 p.m. at the Science and Mathematics Learning Center Auditorium...

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Student Support Services students pay tribute to Sergio Mendez-Aguirre

Last week’s traditional UNM Hanging of the Greens celebration served as a memorial for students from the UNM TRiO Student Support Services (SSS) program as they honored one of their recent graduates....

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Stephen Leone is the 2016 Milton Kahn Annual Lectureship recipient

The UNM Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology hosts the Milton Kahn Annual Lectureship on Friday, Jan. 29 at the Science and Math Learning Center, Room 102. The event begins with refreshments at...

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