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October 9, 2023

IN THE NEWS

FROM THE UNM NEWSROOM


RECENT AWARDS

Congratulations to the following for awards received during the month of September

Lead PI: Michael J. Andersen, PhD

Co-PI: Lisa Barrow, PhD; Mariel Campbell; Joseph Cook, PhD; Hannah Marx, PhD

Biology

Sustainability in Vapor-phase Nitrogen of a World-class Frozen Biorepository at the Museum of Southwestern Biology 

Funder: National Science Foundation

Award: $320,018


Lead PI: Adrian J. Brearley, PhD

Earth & Planetary Sciences

Phosphates - trackers of metasomatic history of the Itokawa asteroid 

Funder: University of Hawaii Manoa

Award: $41,916


Lead PI: Tonmoy Chakraborty, PhD

Physics & Astronomy

Transformative lightsheet microscopy techniques for subcellular imaging in physiologically relevant 3D environments

Funder: National Institutes of Health

Award: $1,816,570


Lead PI: Alexandra Denning

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology

Rehousing the Documented Skeletal Collection

Funder: National Endowment for the Humanities

Award: $9,915


Lead PI: Diana Dragomir, PhD

Co-PI: Dominic Oddo

Physics & Astronomy

Finding the Frequency of Tatooines: a Probe of the Limits of Planet Formation

Funder: National Aeronautics & Space Administration 

Award: $149,662


Lead PI: Jonathan Dunnum, PhD

Biology

Interim curatorial functions of inventory, condition assessment, storage, and maintenance items (preserved biological wildlife specimens) for USGS, Fort Collins Science Center

Funder: Department of Interior

Award: $100,000

Lead PI: Erik B. Erhardt, PhD

Mathematics & Statistics

Cognitive sequelae of cerebrovascular and gut dysfunction following COVID-19

Funder: MIND Research Network

Award: $12,512


Lead PI: Tobias P. Fischer, PhD

Earth & Planetary Sciences

RAPID: Sources and Fluxes of CO2 during the 2023 Fagradsfjall Eruption using drone- and ground- based sampling and measurement techniques

Funder: National Science Foundation

Award: $14,503


Lead PI: Matthew D. Hurteau, PhD

Biology

Project 5. Optimal treatment Placement

Funder: New Mexico Highlands University

Award: $22,500


Lead PI: Brian J. Keller

Earth Data Analysis Center

NM DPS Geospatial Support

Funder: New Mexico Public Safety Department

Award: $549,296


Lead PI: Yolanda C. Lin, PhD

Co-PI: Cari Hushman; Eric Lindsey; Christopher Lippitt; Lindsay Lowe Worthington

Geography & Environmental Studies, ASPIRE

Planning grant Expanding academic Careers through Inclusive Transitions in Environmental Science (EXCITES)

Funder: National Science Foundation

Award: $300,000


Lead PI: Ellen O. Martinson, PhD

Biology

Collaborative Research: How to manipulate a plant? Testing for conserved effectors and plant responses in gall induction and growth using a multi-species comparative approach

Funder: National Science Foundation

Award: $281,164



Lead PI: Ellen O. Martinson, PhD

Biology

Collaborative Research: How to manipulate a plant? Testing for conserved effectors and plant responses in gall induction and growth using a multi-species comparative approach

Funder: National Institute of Food and Agriculture/USDA

Award: $478,413


Lead PI: Diana Northup, PhD

Biology

Effects of UV-C light on Native Cave Bacteria in LABE, ORCA, & MACA

Funder: National Park Service

Award: $19,987.92


Lead PI: Sally C. Seidel, PhD

Physics & Astronomy

Precision Timing of Particles Tracked in Space: Investigation of Competing Low Gain Avalanche Detector Technologies

Funder: New Mexico Space Grant Consortium

Award: $25,000


Lead PI: Loa Traxler, PhD

Museum Studies

Chaco Culture National Historical Park Museum Program and UNM Museum Studies Program Cooperative Research and Training Program - Museum Collection Management Internship

Funder: National Park Service

Award: $27,060


Lead PI: Thomas F. Turner, PhD

Biology

Assessment of Aquatic Organism Passage projects using genetic monitoring of Loach Minnow

Funder: Forest Service

Award: $225,000


Lead PI: Thomas F. Turner, PhD

Biology

UNM Curation and Conservation Genomics

Funder: Bureau of Reclamation

Award: $706,624.28


Lead PI: David Purcell, PhD

Cradle to Career Policy Institute

La Fonda Foundation Employee Survey and Consulting

Funder: La Fonda Foundation

Award: $5,500

NEW PUBLICATIONS

The development of early farming diets and population change in the Maya region and their climate context

Lead Author: Erin E. Ray

Co-Authors: Nadia C. Neff; Paige Lyncht; Keith M. Prufer, PhD

Department: Anthropology, Center for Stable Isotopes

Publisher: Quaternary International


Elevated Grand Canyon groundwater recharge during the warm Early Holocene

Co-Authors: Yemane Asmerom, PhD and Victor J. Polyak, PhD

Department: Earth & Planetary Sciences

Publisher: Nature Geoscience


US drinking water quality: exposure risk profiles for seven legacy and emerging contaminants

Co-Author: Daniel Beene

Department: Geography & Environmental Studies

Publisher: Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology


Organizing Western History

Author: Richard W. Etulain, PhD

Department: History

Publisher: Montana The Magazine of Western History

SMITE: Single Molecule Imaging Toolbox Extraordinaire (MATLAB)

Lead Author: David J. Schodt

Co-Authors: Michael J. Wester, PhD; Mohamadreza Fazel, PhD; Sajjad Khan; Hanieh Mazloom-Farsibaf, PhD; Sandeep Pallikkuth, PhD; Marjolein B. M. Meddens, PhD; Farzin Farzam, PhD; Sheng Liu, PhD; Peter K. Relich, PhD; Mark J. Olah, PhD; Stanley L. Steinberg, PhD; Keith A. Lidke, PhD

Department: Physics & Astronomy, Mathematics & Statistics

Publisher: The Journal of Open Source Software


Linguistic Features of Stuttering During Spontaneous Speech

Co-Author: Richard M. Arenas, PhD

Department: Speech & Hearing Sciences

Publisher: Journal of Fluency Disorders

FACULTY SPOTLIGHT

Keith Prufer, PhD

Professor

Department of Anthropology


Congratulations to Dr. Keith Prufer who has been awarded a Fellowship in residence by the trustees of Harvard University at their Dumbarton Oaks Research Library in Washington DC. There he will join the Pre-Columbian Studies group which was founded in 1963 to support the study of the art and archaeology of the ancient Americas. This research encompasses cultures that thrived in the western hemisphere from northern Mexico to southern South America. His writing projects at Dumbarton Oaks will focus on untangling the complex history of early farming in tropical Mesoamerica and to link the earliest plant foods to the development of indigenous cuisines.

PUBLISHER HIGHLIGHT


Nihikéyah: Navajo Homeland


Edited by


Lloyd L. Lee, PhD


Professor

Department of Native American Studies

RESOURCES

& FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

UNM RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT FUNDS


Research Allocations Committee (RAC) - Submissions due October 1 - 15


WeR1: Program for Enhancing Research Capacity (PERC) - Proposals due October 27


Alfonso Ortiz Center for Intercultural Studies Awards - Due November 1




FOR STUDENTS


Undergraduate Research, Arts & Design Network Opportunities


Internships and fellowships with DoD through ORISE


Spring/Spring Intersession 2024

UNM Study-Abroad Program at Schloss Dyck, Germany - Proposals due October 30


Museum Research Traineeship Graduate program - Apply for fall 2024, departmental deadlines

LIMITED COMPETITIONS


NIH Blueprint and BRAIN Program for Enhancing Neuroscience Diversity through Undergraduate Research Education Experiences (RFANS-24-014) - Statement of interest due by NOON on October 16


NIH Blueprint and BRAIN Program for Enhancing Neuroscience Diversity through Undergraduate Research Education Experiences (RFANS-24-014) - Statement of interest due by NOON on October 19


REVIEWERS NEEDED

The Faculty Research Development Office (FRDO) is always recruiting volunteers to join their pool of prospective reviewers for limited competitions. If you are interested, the sign-up form can be accessed here.




EXTERNAL OPPORTUNITIES


The New Mexico Alliance for Minority Participation (NM AMP) - Various deadlines


American Psychological Foundation Division 54 Lizette Peterson-Homer Injury Prevention Grant - Due October 15


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UPCOMING

EVENTS

Math & Stat Open House for Undergraduate Students

Tuesday, October 10, 2023

4:30 - 5:30 PM

SMLC Atrium

C&J's Intro Asian American Studies Speaker Series

October 10, 2023

3:30 - 4:30 PM

CJ 119

UNM Enchanted Eclipse 2023

Saturday, October 14

8:30 - 12:30 PM

Johnson Field


Visit website for more info

The 2023 Annual Arthur A. Blumenfeld VIP Networking Reception and Endowed Lecture Dinner


With keynote Speaker and Recipient of the Blumenfeld Award

Representative Javier Martinez

NM Speaker of the House


October 16

6 - 9 PM


Click here for more information and to register

ASPIREational Talk and Social Hour

Oct. 24, Nov. 14, Dec. 5

4 - 5 PM

Draft & Table

UNM SUB

New Mexico Research Symposium

November 4

8 - 4 PM

UNM SUB


Abstract submission deadline: October 6


Register Here

View Upcoming Rainforest Innovations Events Here

Research & Discovery Week

November 4 - 11


Click here for information

Shared Knowledge Conference

Thursday, November 9


A UNM graduate student showcase



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