2024 Research & Economic Development Colloquium
Fidel Center -- March 1, 2024
The 色狐入口 Tech Office of Research will be hosting the second 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鈥檚 Distinguished Researcher.
Presentations: Research presentations are intended to cover all areas of interest to NMT faculty. Researchers wishing to present at the Research Colloquium need to submit an abstract of their talk at . Deadline for submission is Friday, TBD.
Posters: Research posters are intended to cover all areas of interest to NMT faculty. Researchers wishing to display a poster at the Research Colloquium will need to submit an abstract of their poster at . Deadline for submission is Friday, TBD.
Booths: NMT Departments and Centers wishing to display a booth of their research capacities and meet with faculty and laboratory staff to discuss possible collaborative research opportunities must register for a booth at . Deadline for submission is Friday, TBD.
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. You can register for this event at . Deadline for registration is Monday TBD. Please encourage your colleagues and students to attend.
Links to presentations below:
Chelsey Hargather: "Additive Manufacturing of Energetics: from propellants to initiator inks鈥�
Jiakai Zhang: 鈥淗ow Does Land Use Policy Affect Local Labor Market and Housing Market?鈥�
Paul Fuierer: 鈥淒ry Aerosol Deposition of Nanostructured Ceramics鈥�
Bin Lim: 鈥淧rofile of Extreme Dynamic Tension Front and Its Attenuation鈥�
Anders Jorgensen: 鈥淧lasmasphere Data Assimilation and Comparison With In-Situ Observations鈥�
Shari Kelley: 鈥淕eothermal program at the 色狐入口 Bureau of Geology鈥�
Urbi Basu: 鈥淥ptimising automated earthquake detection methods in Delaware Basin, southeastern 色狐入口鈥�
Enrico Zorzetto: 鈥淪now melt enhancement by deposition of black carbon and dust: Insight from a new global-scale land surface model鈥�
Nikolai Kalugin: 鈥淨uantum Materials research at 色狐入口 Tech鈥�
Mingji Zhang: 鈥淢athematical understanding of ionic flows through membrane channels via Poisson-Nernst-Planck models鈥�
Saulo Orizaga: 鈥淚mex methods for thin film equations and cahn hilliard equations with variable mobility鈥�
Tom Kieft, NMT Distinguished Researcher: "Life in the Deep Subsurface"
William Ampomah: 鈥淧RRC鈥檚 Carbon Storage Research within San Juan Basin, NM鈥�
Van Tang Nguyen: 鈥淲ellbore Integrity for Carbon Storage in the San Juan Basin鈥�
Clint Richardson: 鈥淯se of Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process Coupled with Data Mining for Base Condition Assessment of NMDOT Culverts鈥�
Sanchari Chowdhury: 鈥淧hotonic Nanomaterials for the Applications Ranging from Additive Manufacturing to Catalysis鈥�
Raul Morales-Juberias: 鈥淥bservations and numerical simulations of gas giant atmospheres鈥�
Adonis Leal: 鈥淪imultaneous observations of lightning processes from space and ground鈥�
Luis Contreras-Vidal: 鈥淪treamer inception imaged at 80 million frames per second鈥�
Jonathan Dooley: 鈥淒irect Quantification of Multi-Scale Methane Emission Rates Using an Unmanned Aerial System鈥�
Ron Baker and Adele Doser, Sandia National Laboratory: Sandia-NMT Fy24 Informational Meeting
Links to posters below:
Joel Sharbrough: "Genomic, Cellular, and Physiological Effects of Whole-Genome Duplications on Organismal Energy Production"
Jacob Wemhomer: "Design of an instrument to perform simultaneous multi-band optical and radio observations of lightning"