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Follow the New Mexico Consortium on Facebook and LinkedIn!

The New Mexico Consortium is happy to announce that we have updated our Facebook and LinkedIn accounts! We will be posting news on what is going on at the NMC, research highlights, and upcoming events. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewMexicoConsortium/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/new-mexico-consortium/ Please check them out when you get a chance. Follow the...

Pebble Labs Builds Up Management Team With New Hires

July 10, 2018 -- Pebble Labs Inc, a New Mexico Consortium (NMC) industrial collaborator and based out of the NMC Consortium Biolab, has announced the appointment of three medical industry executives to its management team. Pebble Labs Inc is a biotechnology company developing solutions to safely and sustainably eliminating pathogens and vector-borne diseases without the use of herbicides,...

Camp Opens Up World of STEM to Girls

Students listen as the concept behind algae as a fuel is explained at the New Mexico Consortium. Photo by Louisa Belian When I first heard about the Los Alamos National Laboratory Physics Camp for Young Women, I was immediately interested because opportunities to gain experience in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields, especially in high school, can be scarce. And from a...

NMS Sponsors Two J. Robert Oppenheimer Scholarships to Graduating Seniors

The NMC is proud to be sponsoring two J. Robert Oppenheimer scholarships this year. Since 1984, the J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Committee administers multiple scholarships a year to further the memory and spirit of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the first director of Los Alamos National Laboratory and one of the most influential scientists of the 20th century. The $3,000 scholarship is available...

Pebble Labs Inc. Touts New Solution to Shrimp Farming Nemesis

Pebble Labs Inc., based at the New Mexico Consortium Biolab, has recently developed a delivery system for an oral vaccine that could spell the end of disease-ravaged shrimp ponds and billions of dollars in lost harvests. Pebble Labs' solution uses what it refers to as transbiotics , the production of double stranded ribonucleic acid (RNA) inside naturally occurring bacteria that are delivered...

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