New Mexico Tech is pleased to present the New Mexico Tech Consulting Scholars Program sponsored by the Office of Academic Affairs and Office of Admission.  The program supports faculty and staff to visit classes and student-based organizations around the state of New Mexico, and provides presentations on topics that range from introductions to subjects to the latest developments in research.  The target audience is generally students in high school or at a community college. A list of talks currently available is provided below on which you can click to contact the presenter and schedule your visit.

Chemical Engineering

Paul Calvert, PhD

• 3D Printing

Sanchari Chowdhury, PhD

• What is Nanotechnology?

Corey Leclerc, PhD

• Making Biodiesel

 

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Kip Carrico, PhD

• How's the Air Up There?  Air Pollution in New Mexico
• Wildfires, Air Quality and Climate: What's it all Mean?
• Particles, Clouds and the Climate System
• Green Energy in New Mexico
• Green Building in New Mexico

Clint Richardson, PhD

• Biology, Chemistry and Math, Oh No!  Physics, Geology and English, Oh No!  The Applied World of the Environmental Engineer.

 

Computer Science and Engineering

Blaine Burnham

• About Trust

Subhasish Mazumdar, PhD

• Data: Management and Science; Resource and Danger

Ramyaa, PhD

• An Overview of Artificial Intelligence

Dongwan Shin, PhD

• Cybersecurity and Online Privacy: Past, Present, and Future

Hamdy Soliman, PhD

• Smart Sensor Networks: Design and Application

Jun Zheng, PhD

• Mobile Apps 101: How to Build Your First Mobile App

 

Electrical Engineering

Aly El-Osery, PhD

• The Fundamentals of Communications

Kevin Wedeward, PhD

• An Introduction to the Electric Power Grid

 

Materials & Metallurgical Engineering

T. David Burleigh, PhD

• Damauscus Steel
• Meteorites and Mankind
• Meteorites and Metallurgy
• The Periodic Table
• Corrosion in a Water Drop