The official X site of the Office of Vice President for Research, Creativity and Economic Development at New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, NM
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Preparing for comprehensive exams?
Join our Graduate Student Success Workshop to learn study tips, stress management, and what faculty expect!
🗓️Tuesday, September 2 & Wednesday, September 3
🕛12–1 PM
📍Senate Gallery, Corbett Center, 3rd Floor
💻Zoom ID: 715 004 0710
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🔭 Explore the cosmos at the Apache Point Observatory Open House!
📍 Sunspot, NM
📅 Sat, Oct 11 | 10 AM – 2 PM
🌌 Tours, talks & exhibits await.
Reserve today! ☎️ 575-437-6822 (or email [email protected])
#Astronomy #NewMexico #APO
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Fun fact: New Mexico is home to one of the world’s most important space research facilities. The Very Large Array is a resource for scientists around the world, helping them see into space and unlock cutting edge research that benefits all of us. I had the privilege to visit last week and see firsthand how our state is driving scientific innovation.
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Secretary Rob Black is at the #NADBankSummit2025 today, highlighting how New Mexico is capitalizing on the unique opportunities of our border region. By fostering creativity, collaboration, and cross-border partnerships, we’re driving progress that benefits communities.
Rob Black, secretario de @NMEconDev, destacó cómo impulsa Nuevo México el crecimiento transfronterizo mediante innovación, inversión y colaboración.
“Necesitamos electricidad para la infraestructura, y para eso necesitamos agua. El agua es vida en la frontera y en Nuevo México. Sin ese enfoque, ninguna de estas cosas puede funcionar. Tecnología, infraestructura, sostenibilidad.”
#NADBankSummit2025
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Lots of unearthed metals end up in mining waste but recovering them could help alleviate rising U.S. demand.
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Trantham began his journey at NMSU where he earned his bachelor’s degree in individualized studies in photography and cinematography in 1979. While still in college, he launched his career as a photojournalist. 📷🎞️
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📢 Save the Date!
Join us Sept 26, 2025 at NMSU Domenici Hall RM 102 or via Zoom for a talk by Dr. Ryan Huebinger (UNM HSC).
Registration is required to join via Zoom.
Zoom Registration 👉 bit.ly/45OtpUM
#INBRE #DataScience #NMSU #UNM
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Just one week ago, we kicked off the year with a full house at our Opening Program! 🎉 Dean Marlatt shared his priorities for the year ahead, our unit leads spoke and we celebrated faculty promotions together. 🥳
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The project, which will be located entirely on Navajo Nation lands in the Four Corners region spanning the New Mexico-Arizona border, would be designed to provide both energy and a wide range of auxiliary services. newsroom.nmsu.edu/news/nmsu-…
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This month's #NPASmartSkills session is sponsored by Seattle Children's Research Institute. Register now! 🔗 ow.ly/qWNO50WzIYB // #SmartSkills #postdocs #postdoctoralscholars #postdocoffices #postdocassociations #professionaldevelopment #careerdevelopment #webinar
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The College of Arts & Sciences @nmsu_arts_sci Department of Music welcomes Alex Gerleman, Dawid Mzyk and Jung-Won Shin as new faculty members. WELCOME!
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The College of Arts & Sciences @nmsu_arts_sci Department of Mathematical Sciences and the Department of Journalism & Media Studies welcome new faculty members Richard Coltharp (Journalism & Media Studies) and Chau Hoang (Mathematical Sciences). WELCOME!
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I is for isotopes.
ORNL's isotope research focuses on producing and developing rare isotopes for medicine, energy, and industry — enabling life-saving cancer treatments, medical imaging, and supporting energy innovations.
Learn more ➡ bit.ly/4giUWSM
ALT Laboratory equipment for isotopes research. A graphic overlay has the letter 'I' and text reads 'Isotopes'
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“While we expected some behavioral adjustment to the lights at night, we didn’t anticipate that it would be this impactful.”
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🌟 Last but not least, meet our final NISE students at NMSU from this summer: Tanya Ramirez & Zachary Tebay! Tanya joined the Bootcamp program, while Zachary was an NMSU Intern. 🚀 #NISE2025 #StudentSpotlight
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In this @koat7news story, I discuss the risk factors for youth weapon carrying.
Credit▶️@NMSUNews @tjwilham @VinceKOAT 🙏
#children #School #health #Risk #Safety
Juvenile Injustice: The cause, solutions and roadblocks to fighting juvenile crime in New Mexico | Click on the image to read the full story koat.com/article/new-mexico-…
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Are you a junior interested in biomedical research, broadly defined? U-RISE welcomes applicants from diverse disciplines who have their sights on a PhD or MD/PhD. Email [email protected] asap for contact info.
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The @nmsu_arts_sci Creative Media Institute @CMI_NMSU welcomes Dana Kroos and Kelly Krumrie as new faculty members. Welcome!
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The @nmsu_arts_sci Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry @nmsuchem welcomes Dr. Matthew J. Guberman-Pfeffer as a new Assistant Professor. Welcome!
