The New Mexico Journal of Science is accepting papers for consideration for the next issue (2025). All papers are subject to a peer review process. There is no cost to authors for publishing and all papers will be open-source accessed. Papers can be from a variety of scientific disciplines. All novel and previously unpublished work will be considered for publication. Please email your manuscript submission to the editor, Seyi Adekoya, at sadekoya1@unm.edu.
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After a remarkable four-decade career marked by groundbreaking research, educational leadership, and a commitment to diversity in scientific fields, Professor Laura J. Crossey, a distinguished professor of Earth & Planetary Sciences at the University of New Mexico (UNM), retired in January 2025.Throughout her illustrious career, Crossey was a pivotal figure in New Mexico's scientific community. Her contributions to NM EPSCoR span multiple projects that advanced understanding of critical environmental and energy challenges and opportunities in New Mexico.
The University of New Mexico has awarded Selena Connealy, Associate Director of New Mexico EPSCoR, an Outstanding Research Staff Award for her exceptional contributions to research administration and leadership within the state's scientific community.Connealy, who has served with NM EPSCoR for over a decade, was recognized for her leadership during a period of funding uncertainty. She maintained team cohesion and preserved institutional knowledge by retaining key staff members—achievements vital to NM EPSCoR's mission of enhancing research capacity across New Mexico.
Presenter: Hannah Torres, Director, University of New Mexico Faculty Research Development Office
Presenters: Kristina Chavez, MBA Zoya Davis-Hamilton, EdD, CRA Thomas B. Spencer, PhD, MBA
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The 2022 CHIPS and Science Act mandated the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) increase funding to EPSCoR states from ~13% in 2022 to 20% by 2029. This substantial increase presents a golden opportunity for higher education institutions in New Mexico to secure vital research support. There have been many updates to NSF EPSCoR programs in 2023, so we’ve put together a guide to (1) NSF solicitations targeting EPSCoR states and (2) NSF EPSCoR program funding opportunities.
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The NM SMART Grid Center continues to showcase its innovative prowess. During our 6th project year, we reported three significant achievements to NSF which underscored the Center's commitment to advancing energy technology and fostering community engagement. Read our short (250 words or less) summary of each....
View the original NSF press release here
Presenters: Robert Lowe and Kristina Thorsell