At a time when computer security is a concern for everyone, it is a top priority for our government. A group of New Mexico State University College of Engineering researchers is working with Sandia National Laboratories to ensure the integrated circuits they develop are protected by devising a scheme that will continuously monitor their operation. If abnormal behavior is detected, the NMSU security scheme will shut the circuit down before anything malicious occurs.

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New Mexico State University’s Army and Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps have two new commanders – one brand new to NMSU and another who has been serving at the university for three years.

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Agriculture is a part of your life if you eat, wear natural fiber clothes and care about the environment.

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ALCALDE – Grafting various cultivars to a fruit tree with a good root system can provide a wide variety of growing options.

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Thirty-four paintings and one video from artist Jenny Morgan will fill the New Mexico State University Art Gallery from July 26 through September 21. “A Higher Ground, a mid-career survey exhibition” by Morgan tracks the development of the artist’s work for more than 10 years.

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NMSU’s Chile Pepper Institute is celebrating Independence Day and more than 10 years of Institute support from Doug Renfro and Renfro Foods Inc. with a summer sale.

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Looking back at the foundations of 4-H, the New Mexico state 4-H conference this year will have a theme of “Power of the Past, Force of the Future.” On July 9-12, senior 4-H members will gather at New Mexico State University for four days of workshops, contests, dances and more.

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The 11th annual Domenici Public Policy Conference at New Mexico State University will focus on national defense, immigration and the 2018 elections, Sept. 12-13, at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave.

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New Mexico State University Regents Professor Elba Serrano is among 27 individuals across the country named last week to receive the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring.

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LOS LUNAS – There is more to making wine than just growing grapes. Wine making is a science of blending how the grapes are grown and how they are fermented into wine.

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Two researchers from New Mexico State University’s Department of Anthropology are traveling around the state to collect stories about daily life in rural New Mexico during the early- and mid-1900s. Their goal is to record these “oral histories” before the memories are forgotten.

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FARMINGTON – A wide variety of research and community outreach is being done at New Mexico State University’s Agricultural Science Center at Farmington.

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New Mexico State University’s TRIO Upward Bound Gadsden Independent School District/Las Cruces Public Schools program is now accepting applications for 25 new high school participants from Gadsden, Santa Teresa, Mayfield, Las Cruces and Oñate High Schools.

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The Board of Regents of New Mexico State University will hold a special meeting at 9 a.m. Friday, June 29, in the Regents Room of the Educational Services Building, at NMSU’s Las Cruces Campus.

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For the second year, groundbreaking innovation is taking place with a cohort of entrepreneurs in the agriculture sector. New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center AgSprint accelerator is in full swing, as the cohort of eight companies looks to disrupt industry status quo.

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The New Mexico State University College of Education has received accreditation from the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation for its educator preparation programs, the first college in the state to earn accreditation from CAEP.

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If you go to a hospital and undergo any diagnostic procedure involving technology, chances are that most of them started out as a physics experiment.

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Since 2005, Oscar Murillo has worked full-time at New Mexico State University. At the same time, he studied in the classroom and this spring, earned an NMSU bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.

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Alamogordo will be the final stop in the 2018 agricultural listening session series held by New Mexico’s top agricultural leaders.

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CORONA – Providing certified ranch safety training to employees has become a concern for ranchers since the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled in 2016 that excluding agricultural laborers from the Worker’s Compensation Act is unconstitutional.

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