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Engineering professor receives EPSCoR Mentor Award (opens the original)
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Lisa Losada-Rojas, assistant professor in the Gerald May Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering, is one of three 2026 New Mexico EPSCoR Mentor Award recipients. In her research, she advances communities’ public health through transportation solutions. Losada-Rojas was nominated for offering personalized, thoughtful and transformative mentorship to her students. Her nominator said she has a remarkable ability to meet students where they are and help them grow into indepen
SoE's Castillo celebrates 25th year in education with three major awards (opens the original)
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Ask a student at The University of New Mexico School of Engineering if they’ve worked with Elsa Castillo, director of the Engineering Student Success Center, and there’s a good chance they’ll share a story about how she has supported their education in one way or another. Castillo, who has worked in higher education for over 25 years, was honored with three major awards during the 2025-26 school year for her efforts to support students in STEM. In April, Castillo was named recipient of the SHPEt
UNM Engineering student awarded 6 scholarships (opens the original)
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Barsha Khanal, an international undergraduate student in the Gerald May Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering, has received six scholarships and awards, totaling $9,500, for academic and research excellence this year. As a student from Nepal, the scholarships reduce the financial burden of Khanal’s education and allow her to focus on coursework, research, leadership and professional development. “More importantly, receiving support from different engineering organizati
UNM researchers publish study on intruder network attacks in Nature Communications (opens the original)
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If you wanted to take down a power grid or a network of drones, which part of the system should you attack? Researchers at The University of New Mexico School of Engineering posed the question in hopes of developing better network security mechanisms. Francesco Sorrentino, professor of Mechanical Engineering, and Amirhossein Nazerian, a now-graduated UNM Ph.D. alumnus, published a study titled “Extreme vulnerability to intruder attacks destabilizes network dynamics,” in the journal Nature Commun
UNM to offer new bachelor’s degree in bioengineering (opens the original)
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The University of New Mexico School of Engineering was approved by the New Mexico Higher Education Department to launch a new bioengineering bachelor’s degree. It is believed to be the School’s first new undergraduate degree program in 40 years. The new degree will help prepare students to work in healthcare, agriculture, food science, pharmaceuticals, and other fields related to biological innovation. “We’ve heard from many students that a bachelor’s degree in bioengineering is highly desirable
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