August 9, 2021, Sierra County, NM- A new grant at New Mexico State University will help foster a research capacity at Minority Serving Institutions and be more competitive for research funding. Douglas Cortes, NMSU civil engineering associate professor, has received a two-year, nearly $500,000 grant from NASA’s Minority University Research and Education Project (MUREP). His project, titled MUREP Advancing Regolith-related Technologies and Education or MARTE, aims to meet the critical needs facing many Minority Serving Institution’s research and educational efforts in three key areas of importance to NASA: access to reliable and affordable regolith simulants, which are commercially available mixtures that mimic lunar soil, along with testing facilities that simulate relevant environmental conditions and analog testing sites.
NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR 2024 WILLIAM S. DIXON FIRST AMENDMENT FREEDOM AWARD
268 Views Albuquerque, N.M. – The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government (FOG) is looking for New Mexicans who are upholding the principles of open