September 19, 2022

Thank you to our postdocs for the contributions you make to our research excellence

Click here for a list of events celebrating National Postdoc Appreciation Week

Evidence supports the efficacy of Clovis points for hunting proboscideans

Co-Author: Bruce Huckell, PhD

Department: Anthropology

Publication: Journal of Archeological Science: Reports

Compatibility between snails schistosomes: insights from new genetic resources, comparative genomics, and genetic mapping

Co-Author: Si-Ming Zhang, PhD; Eric S. Loker, PhD

Department: Biology

Publication: Communications Biology

Checklist of New Mexico Mammals

Co-Author: Joseph A. Cook, PhD

Department: Biology, Museum of Southwestern Biology

Publication: Late Cenozoic Vertebrates From the American Southwest: A tribute to Arthur H. Harr

Field estimates of crayfish mortality associated with passive integrated transponder tagging

Co-Author: Thomas F. Turner, PhD

Department: Biology, Museum of Southwestern Biology

Publication: Aquatic Conservations

Understanding public perspectives on fracking in the United States using social media big data

Lead Author: Xi Gong, PhD

Co-Authors: Yuijan Lu; Daniel Beene; Melinda Morgan, JD; and Yan Lin, PhD

Department: Geography and Environmental Studies, ASPIRE

Publication: Annals of GIS

An analytical solution for the robust investment-reinsurance strategy with general utilities

Co-Author: Xiaoyang Wang

Department: Economics

Publication:The North American Journal of Economics and Finance

A hierarchically low-rank optimal transport dissimilarity measure for structured data

Author: Mohammad Motamed, PhD

Department: Mathematics and Statistics

Publication: BIT Numerical Mathematics

Corrected trapezoidal rule for near-singular integrals in axi-symmetric Stokes flow

Author: Monika Nitsche, PhD

Department: Mathematics and Statistics

Publication: Advances in Computational Mathematics

Revealing Topology in Metals Using Experimental Protocols inspired by K-Theory

Co-Author: Terry A. Loring, PhD

Department: Mathematics and Statistics

Publication: arXiv Labs

How deep do we have to go to rehabilitate evolutionary psychology? Reply to Bjorklund et al

Co-Author: David C. Witherington, PhD

Department: Psychology

Publication: American Psychological Association

Social asset or social liability? How partisanship moderates the relationship between social capital and Covid-19 vaccination rates across United States counties

Co-Author: Kun Huang, PhD

Department: School of Public Administration

Publication: Social Science and Medicine

Morphosyntax

Constructions of the World's Languages

Authored by

William Croft, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus, Linguistics

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Irene Salinas, PhD

Professor and Associate Chair

Biology

Irene Salinas has been selected as a recipient of an OVPR Ovation Award for Research and Scholarship. The Ovation awards recognize full-time UNM faculty for recent accomplishments with unusually high impact, addressing local or global challenges and/or elevating the scholar's and UNM's reputation on a national/international stage. Following feedback from UNM research leaders across campus, she was selected for an Ovation award for her discoveries about the remarkable immune system of the African lungfish.

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