| April 2015
Events April 24–Frank Seidel to give Verge Lecture April 29–Engineering Capstone Student Poster Contest May 8–Sociedad de Ingenieros/Order of the Engineer Ceremony Alumni News In Memoriam: Robert Golding Dwyre, CE In Memoriam: Leslie Coffman, BS CE ’70 In Memoriam: Chester Claghorn, MS ME NREL Director Announces His Retirement In Memoriam: Edward Intel’s Patty Lopez: Established engineer. Passionate STEM volunteer. Skier In Memoriam: Glenn Allen Frost Contact Us Aggie Ingeniero is produced by the New Mexico State University College of Engineering. Comments and items for possible inclusion may be sent to engr_media@nmsu.edu.  |
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NMSU electrical engineer inspired by human brain to develop wearable micro-sensors Wei Tang, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at New Mexico State University, is taking a cue from nature to devise the next generation of integrated low-power, wearable micro-devices…Continue Reading »
Patricia A. Sullivan, associate dean for outreach and public service in New Mexico State’s College of Engineering, was recently named to the Board of Directors for the New Mexico Manufacturing Extension Partnership…Continue Reading »
NMSU Offers Network Security Fundamentals Short Course From targeted attacks to the millions of new variants of viruses, worms and Trojans bypassing traditional security solutions, network security has never been more critical. And the stakes for business owners and operators have never been higher. New Mexico State University’s Engineering NM Resource Network invites network administrators and information technology professionals to attend a…Continue Reading »
When Nirmala Khandan isn’t on campus, there’s a good chance you will find him behind the lens of his camera. The Ed & Harold Foreman Endowed Chair in the College of Engineering has been a professor at New Mexico State University for 25 years, and for nearly 20 years he has spent weekends and vacations taking photographs…Continue Reading »
On a chilly and windy Saturday in late February, a group of 20 New Mexico State University students gathered to discuss the plan for the day. Today is one of their last community service days at Camp Hope, a tent city sanctioned by the city for the homeless residents in Las Cruces, New Mexico…Continue Reading »
A group of eight students from the NMSU Network Security Group showed their prowess in cyber security by fighting hackers and defending their computer networks in the Southwest Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition...Continue Reading »
Established in 1991, the Carlsbad Environmental Monitoring and Research Center has operated an independent environmental monitoring program for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant to detect for exposure to radioactive materials. Russell Hardy, director of CEMRC, an entity of the New Mexico State University College of Engineering, was honored at NMSU’s Scholarly Excellence…Continue Reading » |
NMSU College of Engineering professor utilizes scientific approach to photography
