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University Highlight

NMSU-developed chile grown on International Space Station

Did you know a chile cultivar developed at New Mexico State University is being grown aboard the International Space Station? The NuMex ‘Española Improved’ pepper is part of NASA’s Plant Habitat-04 experiment, and NMSU graduates are among the researchers and scientists who helped chile find its way to space. 

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Research Highlight

Kinesiology professor awarded grant for cancer-related research

Sang-Rok Lee, a kinesiology associate professor at New Mexico State University, has received an internal grant from the Partnership for the Advancement of Cancer Research (PACR) between NMSU and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center supported by the National Cancer Institute.

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