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Our web server has moved!

Retired penguins on the golf course Due to global warming effects, the penguins we used to run the server no longer could handle it and retired to play golf. However, we were able to procure some heat-resistant pufferfish to take the job.

The Mechanical Engineering web pages have moved to a new secure server, in anticipation of eventual migration to ITS. As this migration occurs, temporary interruptions may be possible. The work is proceeding in a secure location guarded by a dog. However, be warned that this dog occasionally eats HTML documents.


ME Department to develop a novel shock tube facility

As a part of the Educational Institution Strategic Partnership between UNM and the US Defense Threat Reduction Agency, a new experimental facility for studies of shock wave interactions with droplets and particles will be built at the ME Department. Investigators in charge of the shock tube project are Peter Vorobieff and C. Randall Truman.

Biomedical research at the UNM ME Department featured in New Mexico Business Weekly

The recent work of the UNM alumnus Scott Lovald (right) and Professor Tariq Khraishi will lead to improvements in medical techniques used to repair broken jaws, New Mexico Business Weekly reported July 13, 2007.
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The penguins left due to global warming, so now our server is run by heat-resistant pufferfish
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Last updated: Thursday, 20-Sep-2007 18:21:28 MDT