Research Colloquium
Fidel Center – February 28, 2025
The New Mexico Tech Office of Research & Economic Development will be hosting the annual university-wide Research Colloquium on Friday, February 28, 2025.
This Research Colloquium is an opportunity to present current research and hear about current research from NMT and laboratory researchers. The main goal of the event is to foster transdisciplinary research and to connect researchers to each other with the purpose of increasing your research connections and opportunities. The Research Colloquium will take place at the Fidel Center, events include talks from NMT and laboratory researchers, networking sessions, and a luncheon with a keynote speaker.
This event is hosted and sponsored by the NMT Office of Research, but advanced registration is required. The entire NMT research community is encouraged to attend including faculty, staff and students. Please encourage your colleagues and students to attend.
Welcome - Lique Coolen, NMT Vice President for Research
Keynote Speaker – Richard Scott Erwin – Air Force Research Laboratory
NMT Distinguished Researcher – Susan Bilek – Adventures in Environmental Seismology: Using Geophysical and Hydrologic Data Analysis to Explore Bedload Transport in Rivers
Michelle J. Creech-Eakman - The MROI: High-Resolution Imaging in Astrophysics with Applications for SSA
Saulo Orizaga - Some Computational Aspects for Phase Field Models
Mostafa Hassanalian - Unlocking Nature's Secrets: Drones, Biomimicry, and Beyond
Hassan Khaniani – Development of Intelligent Evacuation Systems for the Underground Mining Industry
Lorie Liebrock - Cybersecurity Research
Suraj Ghimire - The Health and Economic Impacts of Dairy Air Pollution: Evidence from New Mexico
Urbi Basu - Evaluating the impact of seismic background noise on earthquake detection capabilities in southeast New Mexico
Daniel Lavery - Initial results of Machine Learning techniques for 3D Geologic Modeling
Stacy Timmons - Overview of Bureau of Geology Hydrogeology Programs and Research for New Mexico
John Kolen - Car Wash Algorithm
Alexander Gysi - The Ore Deposits and Critical Minerals (ODCM) Lab : Frontiers in hydrothermal research
Adewale Amosu - 3D Seismic Characterization and Geomechanical Modeling of the San Juan Basin CarbonSAFE Site
Deep Choudhuri - Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics Investigation of Water and Butanone Adsorption on UiO-66 with Defects
Stipo Sentic - Tropical Cyclones Rapid Intensification Research at NMT
Clint Richardson - Base Condition Assessment of Culverts Using Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process Coupled with Hot Spot Analysis
Youngmin Lee - Network Formation of Thermoreversible Epoxies and Their Application for Reversible Adhesives
Jianjia Yu - Engineering Janus Hollow Fiber Membranes for High-Salinity Brines Desalination via Membrane Distillation
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New Mexico Tech Office of Research to Host Research Colloquium
Fidel Center – March 1, 2024
The New Mexico Tech Office of Research will be hosting the annual university-wide Research Colloquium on Friday, March 1, 2024. Our special guests for the Research Colloquium will be from Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) and Sandia National Laboratories (SNL). This Research Colloquium is an opportunity to present current research and hear about current research from NMT and laboratory researchers. The main goal of the event is to foster transdisciplinary research and to connect researchers to each other with the purpose of increasing your research connections and opportunities.
The Research Colloquium will take place at the Fidel Center and will include a luncheon. Events include talks from NMT and laboratory researchers, networking sessions, and a luncheon with a keynote from LANL, SNL and NMT’s Distinguished Researcher.
This event is hosted and sponsored by the NMT Office of Research, but advanced registration is required. The entire NMT research community is encouraged to attend including faculty, staff and students. Please encourage your colleagues and students to attend.
Sent to: all-faculty, Greogory Yandeck Michelle Roberts (EMRTC), Michael Smith (ICASA), Robert Balch (PRRC) and Nelia Dunbar (Geology)
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New Mexico Tech Office of Research to Host Research Colloquium to Kick Off ‘49ers
Macey Center – October 19, 2023
The New Mexico Tech Office of Research will be hosting the annual university-wide Research Colloquium on Thursday, October 19, 2023. Our special guests for the Research Colloquium will be from Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) and Sandia National Laboratories (SNL). This Research Colloquium is an opportunity to present current research and hear about current research from NMT and laboratory researchers. The main goal of the event is to foster transdisciplinary research and to connect researchers to each other with the purpose of increasing your research connections and opportunities.
The Research Colloquium will take place at the Macey Center and will include a luncheon. Events include talks from NMT and laboratory researchers, networking sessions, and a luncheon with a keynote from LANL, SNL and NMT’s 2023 Distinguished Researcher.
This event is hosted and sponsored by the NMT Office of Research, but advanced registration is required. The entire NMT research community is encouraged to attend including faculty, staff and students. Please encourage your colleagues and students to attend.