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Allison Brady

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Members of NMSU’s Atomic Aggies stand beneath the 18-foot Crimson Comet II rocket while holding an NM State Atomic Aggies banner.
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NMSU’s Atomic Aggies launch first two-stage rocket at international competition

NMSU’s Atomic Aggies successfully launched the 18-foot Crimson Comet II, the team’s first two-stage rocket, at an international competition in Texas.

Allison Brady
Middle school students pose for a group photo in front of a full-scale steam engine outside a building at NMSU.
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NMSU engineering camp gives Las Cruces students hands-on STEM experience

NMSU’s NM PREP Academy gave Las Cruces middle and high school students hands-on experience in engineering labs, robotics, 3D printing and more.

Allison Brady
Four students in NMSU’s NuChemE Pipeline summer program hold test tubes while standing in a laboratory.
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NMSU brings nuclear engineering training to students beyond New Mexico

NMSU’s NuChemE Pipeline summer program brings students from across the U.S. to Las Cruces for hands-on nuclear energy and radioactive waste management training.

Allison Brady
A professor and student hold scrap metal parts in a lab where they melt and reuse the metal.
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NMSU researcher works to turn scrap metal into 3D-printed parts

An NMSU engineering professor is part of a nearly $3 million NSF grant to develop metal 3D printing methods that can turn scrap metal into high-quality parts.

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