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NMSU environmental engineers examine new method for wastewater treatment, reuse
A team of New Mexico State University graduate students and Environmental Engineering professors Nirmala Khandan and Pei Xu are developing a novel water treatment process that could render municipal wastewater into drinking water and at the same time produce algal biomass for biofuel and fertilizer.
In memoriam: Arthur Bardwell Jr.
NMSU Design Contest Challenges Engineering Students to Solve Environmental Issues
From air and water pollution to climate change, there’s no shortage of problems facing the environment. But future engineers are up to the challenge of solving them. More than 150 engineering students and faculty from universities nationwide met at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum to test prototypes they designed and built to solve tasks.
FARO Appoints Michael D. Burger as President and Chief Executive Officer
In Memoriam: Ronald E. Thomas
NMSU signs agreement with Sandia National Laboratories, creates educational, research opportunities
With the signing of a memorandum of understanding, New Mexico State University and Sandia National Laboratories have established a partnership to develop learning opportunities and coordinate education and research for the next decade.
NMSU to host Two Nations One Water Summit April 23-25
Water scarcity is a critical issue for New Mexico, Texas and Mexico, and the Two Nations One Water U.S.-Mexico Border Water Summit 2019 will address this challenge and more at the April 23-25 event at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Professional Master of Engineering: Chemical Process Industry
Requirements The MECPI is a coursework and project-based (non-thesis) degree with added emphasis on business characteristics of the chemical process industry. MECPI students will spend a calendar year performing a detailed economic and market analysis of the capstone problem as assigned in CHME 455 (Chemical Plant Design). Students who elect to pursue the MECPI must…
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NMSU professors to speak on satellites and water at Farm and Ranch Museum
Fewer than 10 percent of the farms in the Mesilla Valley are reaching their full potential yield due to water inefficiency, said Zohrab Samani, Foreman Professor of water resources at New Mexico State University.
Cousins Shooting at Engineering Degrees
Ryan Trujillo and Kaylee Chavez grew up together battling against each other on a backyard basketball hoop, and those countless hours spent with one another certainly paid off by the end of their high school careers. Taking part in watching the Española Valley High School boys or girls basketball teams this season would almost guarantee two things on any given night: seniors Trujillo and Chavez lighting up the scoring column and taking control of the game while leading their teams.