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Engineering 2018 Homecoming Events
Wednesday, October 3 Klipsch School Industrial Advisory Group (invitation only) 9 am-3 pm, Thomas and Brown Hall, Crosno Lounge For more information: Annette Benavidez, anmiraba@ad.nmsu.edu, 575-646-3117 Electrical and Computer Engineering Alumni Dutch Treat Meet-Up Time TBA, La Posta de Mesilla (invitation only) For more information: Annette Benavidez, anmiraba@ad.nmsu.edu, 575-646-3117 Thursday, October 4 …
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Aggie Innovation Space integration to enhance education, research and outreach
Students in the College of Engineering have access to three distinct spaces that enable creative problem solving. The college is now planning to integrate them, increasing their capabilities and better serving the student population and the community.
NMSU Regents select Dan Arvizu as chancellor, John Floros as president
New Mexico State University’s Board of Regents announced the selection of Dan Arvizu, Ph.D., as the university system’s next chancellor and John D. Floros, Ph.D., as president of NMSU.
NMSU engineers’ research focused on protecting government computer systems
At a time when security is a concern for everyone, it is a top priority for our government. A group of New Mexico State University engineering researchers is working with Sandia National Laboratories to ensure the integrated circuits they develop are protected by devising a scheme that will continuously monitor their operation. If abnormal behavior is detected, the NMSU security scheme will shut the circuit down before anything malicious occurs.
Spaceport Cup welcomes back teams
The Spaceport America cup welcomes back teams representing universities from around the world next week for the largest international intercollegiate rocket engineering competition. NMSU’s Atomic Aggies were among them.
Meridian Energy Group, Inc. Continues to Strengthen its Management Team in Preparation for Davis Refinery Construction
Meridian Energy Group, Inc., the leading developer of innovative and environmentally-compliant oil refining facilities, today announced the hiring of three key management personnel for the Davis Refinery, including, Miguel A. Martinez. Having successfully secured the Permit to Construct (“PTC”) for the Davis Refinery earlier this month, Meridian is quickly moving ahead to strengthen not only its Environmental Engineering team, but also Refinery Operations. Each new member brings extensive knowledge and unique expertise to the innovative Meridian project.
NWEA Appoints Abby Javurek as Senior Director of Large Scale Assessment Solutions
NWEA, the not-for-profit provider of assessment solutions, today announced the appointment of Abby Javurek as the organization’s new Senior Director of Large Scale Solutions, effective July 23.
Women in engineering profile: Mallika Bandyopadhyay
International Women in Engineering Day, celebrated on June 23, 2018, celebrates the achievements of females in various engineering industries. Here’s a Q&A with Mallika Bandyopadhyay.
NMSU custodian overcomes language barriers, earns engineering degree
DATE: 06/25/2018 WRITER: Tiffany Acosta, 575-646-3929, tfrank@nmsu.edu CONTACT: Oscar Murillo, 575-646-8079, aarmando@nmsu.edu Since 2005, Oscar Murillo has worked full-time at New Mexico State University. At the same time, he studied in the classroom and this spring, earned an NMSU bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. A custodian with the Facilities and Services department, Murillo has worked…
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