A $2.5 million Google.org grant to the USO will provide training and career guidance for transitioning military personnel, military spouses, and veterans via the Google IT Support Professional Certificate. The grant will help the USO incorporate the Google …
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Three UTEP professors will learn this week if local investors and the Medical Center of the Americas (MCA) Foundation will fund their health-related inventions and accompanying business plans. They are among 11 technology startup companies …
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The Hospitals of Providence Sierra Campus has been selected to participate in the Edward Lifesciences PARTNER 3 Low Risk Trial for Transcatheter Aortic Valve replacement (TAVR). According to hospital officials, “As a participant, the Sierra …
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El Paso ISD’s Gene Roddenberry Planetarium released their June movie events, just in time to fight off the Summer heat. Summer programming begins Monday, June 18th. The summer shows are free and open to the …
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A few years back, I spoke with educator and classroom designer Ryan Bretag about learning spaces. He made a comment that he liked to take school administrators to Apple Stores and to coffee shops to …
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Via a Monday news release, the Board of Directors of the Southern New Mexico Trade Xchange (SNMTX), a U.S.-based trade exchange in Las Cruces, announced the launch of the region’s first Cryptocurrency called ZiaCoin. According to …
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A paper produced by Luz Bugarin, engineering project manager for UTEP’s NASA MIRO Center for Space Exploration and Technology Research (cSETR), and Mariana Chaidez, a doctoral candidate in mechanical engineering at UTEP, in collaboration with …
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Almost thirty five years ago, on June 18, 1983, Dr. Sally Ride became the first U.S. woman in space. Considered an “achiever” by those who knew her, few people were surprised that she would become …
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The Eastwood High School Robotics Team received the Design Award at the 11th annual VEX Worlds Competition in Louisville, KY last month. The Design Award is presented to a team that demonstrates the ability to …
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A quartet of two UTEP professors and two students who represent two colleges from The University of Texas at El Paso has taken a valuable step in creating a data migration method to utilize mapped …
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A new grant received by the El Paso Independent School District will place Wi-Fi devices in the homes of low-income students who may lack the access to the Internet that helps them complete homework and …
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The El Paso area’s best and brightest elementary through high school students will be showcasing their science and engineering projects at the annual Sun Country Regional Science & Engineering Fair at Pebble Hills High School. …
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After the success of their first free show, El Paso’s own Gene Roddenberry Planetarium is inviting El Pasoans ‘to Boldly Go’ once again. This time around, it’s a tour of our solar system in fine …
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Established in 1969, the Gene Roddenberry Planetarium has been a major benefit to El Paso students and teachers by providing an exciting glimpse into the night sky for audiences of all ages, free of charge. Now the …
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