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Noory Etezady

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Dr. Noory Etezady, Visiting Assistant Professor, Marketing, Information Systems, Information Assurance, and Operations (MIDS)

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  Name: Dr. Noory Etezady   Title: Visiting Assistant Professor   Department: Marketing, Information Systems, Information Assurance, and Operations (MIDS)   Describe your research in about 200 words. Cyber physical systems are described as smart systems that are comprised of engineered networks of physical and computational components that interact with each other. Examples of cyber […] Read More

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Dr. Georgiann Davis, Associate Professor, Sociology

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Name: Dr. Georgiann Davis   Title: Associate Professor   Department: Sociology   Describe your research in about 200 words. My intellectual passion is nestled around the social construction of medical knowledge, specifically how diagnoses are defined and experienced through a gendered framework by medical professionals, patients, and their families. Given such, my research is centered […] Read More

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Raneem Ramadan

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Title with Advance at UNM: Communication intern Your background:  Raneem is an Honors College student majoring in Business Administration / Management Information Systems. Why were you attracted to the project? Raneem became attracted to Advance when she learned that Advance focuses on empowering women and minorities in STEM. She is also interested in learning more […] Read More

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Women In STEM award winner profile: Eirini Tsiropoulou

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UNM Electrical and Computer Engineering professor researches resource management in 5G systems Key info: Through the award, Dr. Tsiropoulou aimed to “rationalize” the resource allocation process in cyber-physical social systems including 5G wireless communication systems and Internet of Things infrastructures Quote: “The main objective we fulfilled in this project is the autonomy in 5G networks […] Read More

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UNM Faculty Lightning Lounge 4/14/21

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Hear from four University of New Mexico faculty members about their research in 7-minute presentations each month during the Lightning Lounge events.   The April speakers were: Sarita Cargas, an associate professor in the Honors College whose presentation was “Hungry for Human Rights: Meeting Our Students’ Basic Needs,” Lisa Marchiondo, an assistant professor at the […] Read More

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Women in STEM award winner profile: Naomi Shin, Barbara Shaffer and Jill P. Morford

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Three linguistics professors research child acquisition of minority languages Key info: The group looked at how language develops in children when exposure to a language is limited, as is often the case for children learning minority languages in the United States. Quote: “Even though research has shown that bilingualism is beneficial in so many ways, […] Read More

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Information on working with Sandia National Labs

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Sandia National Labs is a major research partner of UNM and there are a number of ways to initiate collaborations with colleagues at the labs.Advance at UNM hosted a workshop in 2020 on ways to work with Sandia. See a video of that event here and read more tips in the sheet we’ve compiled below.PDF Embedder requires a url attribute Read More

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UNM Faculty Lightning Lounge 02/10/2021

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Hear from four University of New Mexico faculty members about their research in 7-minute presentations each month during the Lightning Lounge event.   The February speakers were: Rebecca Bixby, a Research Assistant Professor in Biology whose presentation is “Looking for the Light: the Dynamics of Algae in Aridland Rivers”; Jason Moore, an Associate Professor in […] Read More

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Advance at UNM report finds faculty negatively affected by Coronavirus, struggling to shuffle responsibilities

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Recommendations include changes in annual and milestone review expectations and continued flexibility in remote work   During the second half of the fall 2020 semester, ADVANCE at UNM asked all full-time main campus faculty to participate in a climate survey that included questions about the impact of COVID-19. The ADVANCE Social Science Research Team has […] Read More

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RAC accepting proposals starting Feb. 1

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UNM voting faculty are invited to submit proposals for internal funding for small grants (budgets that are less than $4,000 per proposal), and large grants (budgets between $4,000 and a maximum of $10,000 per proposal), with proposal duration of 18 months from the receipt of funds. We have recently modified the review rubric for proposals and […] Read More

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Join this listserv to get info on the Sustainable Water Resources Grand Challenge

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The Sustainable Water Resources Grand Challenge is developing a list of faculty and staff that are engaged in water-related research and interested in being involved in Grand Challenge activities.  We will use this to develop a listserv as well as post information about each researcher on the grand challenge website to facilitate collaboration opportunities. If […] Read More

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UNM researchers find gender norms favoring women can reverse health gaps between sexes

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Despite women tending to outlive men in almost all societies, they experience more sickness along the way. This gender-health paradox has long puzzled researchers.   Biological differences between the sexes — females’ higher body fat percentage, for example — are often thought to be the reason why women are subject to a higher burden of […] Read More

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UNM Faculty Lightning Lounge 9/9/2020

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Hear from four University of New Mexico faculty about their research in 7-minute presentations. This month’s speakers are Heather Edgar, an associate professor in Anthropology at UNM, Fernando Moreu, an assistant professor in Civil Engineering, Marissa Greenberg, an associate professor in English and Rosa Vallejos, an associate professor in Linguistics. See more videos

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STEM Shoutout: Dr. Meeko Oishi

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ECE Associate Professor promoted to Professor, receives SoE Research Award and is part of a recently funded NASA initiative Dr. Meeko Oishi, an associate professor at University of New Mexico’s Electrical and Computer Engineering Department (ECE), has been promoted to professor, received the 2020 SoE Senior Faculty Research Excellence Award and is part of a […] Read More

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