Research Centers
New Mexico Tech has jokingly been called a research institution that happens to have a university. In reality, it’s not far from the truth. This is beneficial to getting Tech students ready for the future, since the vast majority of research projects have a great level of student involvement.
Nearly all professors in every academic department maintain active research projects that involve undergraduate students. Also, more than 400 graduate students are conducting research – along with their academic advisors and committees – to finish their master’s and doctorate degrees.
New Mexico Tech has more than a dozen research divisions that work with private industry, government agencies and other universities.
These divisions employ undergraduate students, offer research opportunities for graduate students and contribute ground-breaking research to the scientific canon and the world of industry, science and engineering.
Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources Climate & Water Consortium Energetic Materials Research & Testing Center Etscorn Campus Observatory GO-TECH Institute for Complex Additive Systems Analysis Langmuir Laboratory for Atmospheric Research New Mexico Bureau of Mine Safety Mount Erebus Volcano Observatory National Cave and Karst Research Institute National Radio Astronomy Observatory Petroleum Recovery Research Center Office of Innovation Commercialization Playas Research and Training Center Southwest Innovation Alliance Hantush-Deju National Center for Hydrologic Innovation Latin American Institute 2.4M Telescope