New Mexico Consortium

10/13/2026

What can a 194-year-old tortoise teach us about aging?

New Mexico Consortium senior scientist Dr. Tom Terwilliger helped an international team of researchers uncover fascinating clues behind the extraordinary lifespan of Jonathan, the world’s oldest known living land animal.

The study offers new insights into the biology of aging and the potential for future discoveries in longevity research.

Read more about this remarkable research and NMC’s role in the study!

NMC Researcher Helps Uncover the Clues Behind a 194-Year-Old Tortoise’s Remarkable Lifespan Dr. Tom Terwilliger, a senior scientist at the New Mexico Consortium, is a co-author of the study, “Epigenetic insights into extreme longevity in the world’s oldest terrestrial animal, Jonathan.” Terw...

10/08/2026

Save the date for Quantum Frontier 2027, a two-day gathering February 2-3, 2027, highlighting the people, capabilities, infrastructure, and partnerships shaping the future of quantum science and technology in New Mexico. Learn more at:

Save the Date: Quantum Frontier 2027 New Mexico’s Quantum Innovation Summit February 2–3, 2027 Santa Fe Convention Center | Santa Fe, New Mexico Save the date for Quantum Frontier 2027, a two-day gathering highlighting the people, capabilities, infrastructure, and partnerships shaping the future...

09/29/2026

The New Mexico Consortium had a fantastic time participating in Los Alamos ScienceFest Discovery Day on Saturday, September 24, 2026, at the Fuller Lodge lawn. This year’s event brought together families, community members, and local organizations for a day of hands-on science, learning, and fun centered around the theme, “It’s All Elemental.” Read more and see photos from the day at:

08/20/2026

New Mexico Consortium (NMC) scientist Alex Masarie recently presented research at the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) Conference on the Mathematics of Planet Earth, showcasing new computational approaches for analyzing forest structure using terrestrial LiDAR data. Learn more about this interesting research at:

NMC Research Highlights New Approaches to Forest Structure Analysis at SIAM Conference New Mexico Consortium (NMC) scientist Alex Masarie recently presented research at the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) Conference on the Mathematics of Planet Earth, showcasing new computation...

08/14/2026

NMC scientist Anthony Marcozzi is the lead author of a newly published study introducing an artificial intelligence model that can generate highly realistic three-dimensional representations of individual trees using only a small set of common forest inventory measurements. Read all about it at:

NMC Scientist Develops AI Model to Generate Realistic 3D Trees for Wildfire and Forest Research New Mexico Consortium (NMC) scientist Anthony Marcozzi is the lead author of a newly published study introducing an artificial intelligence model that can generate highly realistic three-dimensional repre...

07/16/2026

New Mexico Consortium is looking for a Chief Information Officer (CIO). The CIO provides strategic and technical leadership for all information technology and research computing operations at the NMC. This role oversees enterprise IT systems, cybersecurity, networking, storage, user support, and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure supporting scientific research and organizational operations. Learn more and apply at:

Career opportunities and jobs at the New Mexico Consortium. Applicants may use the NMC online application form for employment to apply for positions.

06/30/2026

The New Mexico Consortium is seeking a full time System Administrator / Network Administrator to support the Information Technology Department. Learn more and apply at:

Career opportunities and jobs at the New Mexico Consortium. Applicants may use the NMC online application form for employment to apply for positions.

06/22/2026

The New Mexico Consortium is proud to support two exceptional Northern New Mexico students through the J. Robert Oppenheimer Scholarship Program, administered by the J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Committee.

Congratulations to Calvin Marksteiner of Los Alamos High School and Emily Trevizo of Capital High School, whose hard work, academic achievement, and dedication have earned them this prestigious scholarship.

Learn more about Calvin, Emily, and the J. Robert Oppenheimer Scholarship Program here:

NMC Supports Two J. Robert Oppenheimer Scholarship Recipients The New Mexico Consortium (NMC) is proud to support two outstanding Northern New Mexico students through the J. Robert Oppenheimer Scholarship program, administered by the J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Committee (JROMC). The JROMC recent...

06/22/2026

The New Mexico Consortium is proud to support scholarship programs that help students across New Mexico pursue educational and career opportunities while strengthening the state’s future workforce. NMC partnered with Los Alamos National Laboratory and the LANL Foundation to sponsor the National Security Workforce Four-Year Undergraduate Scholarships, Career Pathways Scholarships, and launched the inaugural Graduate Scholarship program. Learn more at:

The NMC is proud to support scholarship programs that help students across New Mexico and strengthening the state’s future workforce.

06/10/2026

New Mexico Consortium (NMC), a 501c3 company, is seeking an experienced Project manager (PM) to support workforce development initiatives through higher education programs in New Mexico. The Project Manager will be responsible for negotiating, preparing, and managing funding agreements with sponsors and subrecipients; ensuring contracts and agreements operate effectively; overseeing financial and reporting compliance; managing budgets; coordinating reporting activities; and supervising invoicing and payment processes. To learn more about the job and apply see:

Career opportunities and jobs at the New Mexico Consortium. Applicants may use the NMC online application form for employment to apply for positions.