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Old Friends

Old Friends

Socioemotional selectivity theory proposes that people shift their social behavior from a focus on forming new friends in youth to maintaining a smaller network of close, fulfilling relationships in old age. “The proposal is that this shift happens because of our...

New Leader at Health Sciences Center

New Leader at Health Sciences Center

The UNM Health Sciences Center has a new leader — Douglas Ziedonis, MD, MPH, a psychiatrist who most recently served as associate vice chancellor for Health Sciences at the University of California, San Diego. The UNM Health Sciences Center’s mission encompasses...

It’s Official – UNM Has A New Seal

It’s Official – UNM Has A New Seal

UNM’s official seal for decades, which featured a sword-carrying Spanish conquistador and a rifle-toting frontiersman, has been scrapped and replaced by a simple graphic design. The Board of Regents chose the new design on a 3-1 vote, ending a controversy that has...

Understanding Ozone

Understanding Ozone

Chemists have puzzled for the past 30 years over the strange behavior of ozone molecules in the Earth’s atmosphere. Ozone (O3), a gas known for its ability to absorb the sun’s potentially harmful ultraviolet rays in the stratosphere, performs that function when it...

Tamarind Turns 60

Tamarind Turns 60

The Tamarind Institute at UNM is having an important birthday, which it celebrated with a curated selection of lithographs spanning six decades of collaborative printmaking that was revealed online each month through February and with a limited-edition pandemic-themed...

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