New Mexico INBRE champions biomedical and community-based research excellence in the state of New Mexico through the development of innovative, supportive and sustainable research environments for faculty and students, community engaging health initiatives, while building a network of lead scientists and educators at the state, regional and national level. 

Program Spotlights

NM-INBRE At A Glance

RAIN

A collaborative effort of the Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Wyoming INBRE programs. That expands resource capabilities to address overlapping science questions specific to each state’s thematic umbrella.

Developmental Research Project Program

The programs mission is to create supportive research and training environments, facilitate communications & collaborations among participants, and provide access to core facilites

NISE

New Mexico INBRE Student Experience also known as NISE is an 8 week research experience that features four diffrent programs for students to apply to.

New Mexico IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research (INBRE) is housed at New Mexico State University, and collaborates with more than 10 partner institutions across the state. One of the goals of the funding is to continue building a nationwide, multi-disciplinary research network that will enhance the biomedical research base with lead scientists, educators and students.

Building out sensor network for environmental monitoring.

A collaborative project titled "Improving geospatial environmental health research with Tribal communities in Montana and New Mexico" has made significant strides in environmental monitoring on the Crow Reservation. Led by Drs. Yan Lin and Joseph Hoover, along with...

Transforming Kidney Care for Fast-GrowingAsian American, American Indian, andAlaska Native Populations

The Kidney Week 2023 session "Serving the Underserved: Improving Kidney Health in Underserved Populations" highlighted the often overlooked kidney care needs of Asian American, American Indian, and Alaska Native communities in the United States. Dr. Leslie Wong from...

NMHU researchers discover new species of Giant Anaconda in South America

Dr. Sarah Corey-Rivas and Dr. Jesus Rivas hold up the Northern Green Anaconda, a new species of Giant Anaconds they identified in South America.  Photo from the Las Vegas Optic Researchers from New Mexico Highlands University (NMHU) have recently unveiled a...

INBRE Helping New Mexico Natives Through Out Their Careers

Sebastian Medina, a current Assistant professor at New Mexico Highlands University, has been involved in the New Mexico INBRE program for a majority of his professional career. Medina, a first-generation college student from a rural community in northeastern New...

Lab Rat Eyes Ph.D. in Chemistry

Original Article | this article was written by Jennifer Olson @Western New Mexico University "I like knowing with certainty whether something is right or wrong and being able to prove it,” said Nick Arnold, a Silver City native who is double majoring in cell/molecular...

Recognizing Large Proposal Submitters: October 2022

This article was written by Dr. Hamid Mansouri Rad, Senior Proposal Development Specialist, RAS @New Mexico State University Congratulations to Drs. Michèle Shuster and Steve Stochaj for each submitting a proposal equal to greater than $1 million in amount requested....

Meet Dr. Joe Tomaka, NMSU’s New IRB Chair

This article was written by Ms. Michelle Gavin, Research Integrity Coordinator, RIC @New Mexico State University The Institutional Review Board (IRB) at NMSU is responsible for reviewing research involving human subjects for compliance with federal regulations....

Dr. Romero-Olivares, a new NM-INBRE investigator and NMSU microbiologist is featured on The Scientist Magazine

Original Article | Written by AMANDA HEIDT @ The Scientist Magazine Dr. Romero-Olivares, a new NM-INBRE investigator and NMSU professor is featured on The Scientist Magazine as one of the scientists to watch, she is currently tracking fungi's response to climate...

Savannah Padilla, a former NISE student will graduate this May with a Bachelor of Science in Biology

Savannah Padilla, a previous NM-INBRE internship awardee, started as a mentee with Dr. Sebastian Medina in the fall of 2020; Savannah is currently in her last semester at New Mexico Highlands University (NMHU) and will be graduating this May with a Bachelor of Science...

Congratulations to NM-INBRE investigator, Dr. Stewart Thompson on his new position as an Associate Professor at New Mexico Tech!

New Mexico INBRE is truly fortunate to have such incredibly gifted research investigators.  Dr. Stewart Thompson from New Mexico Tech received formal tenure as an Associate Professor.  For Dr. Thompson, New Mexico Tech stood out as an institution that had high quality...

NM INBRE EVENTS

2024 NM-INBRE Annual Symposium

NM-INBRE Annual Symposium includes opportunities for faculty and students to present their science through oral and poster presentations and for professional development workshops. This event establishes an environment that fosters the development of strong, mutually respectful relationships between the faculty, who represent widely different institutions. The conference enables annual

International Society on Oxygen Transport to Tissue (ISOTT)

ISOTT, the International Society on Oxygen Transport to Tissue, is comprised of 250 members worldwide.  Its purpose is to further the understanding of all aspects of the processes involved in the transport of oxygen from the air to its ultimate consumption in the cells of the various organs of

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