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Latest development: FBI-led probe ties several missing scientists to national security concerns.
Experts warn foreign powers may target researchers working on sensitive technology.
Former FBI official Chris Swecker cautions about linking all disappearances to a single plot.
Researchers with ties to Los Alamos and other labs are named among the missing.
Officials stress ongoing FBI-led investigation into missing scientists involved in sensitive research.
Experts warn technology theft fuels foreign intelligence efforts against the U.S.
The article cites several disappearances linked to high-security research environments.
Officials highlight potential patterns though caution against broad conspiracy claims.
High-value, sensitive technology work raises security concerns for researchers and contractors.

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APS and CNM highlight tuition-free dual credit as a key benefit for students and families.
Nearly 1,500 APS students participated in CNM dual credit in the last year, showing growing engagement.
CNM's College & Career High School graduates 68 seniors this year with extensive college credit and credentials.
The initiative saves families over $370,000 in tuition for the current cohort.
APS expands opportunity through the Academies of Albuquerque to connect learning with careers.
CNM notes its role in providing access to hands-on learning and industry-aligned programs.
The partnership emphasizes equity and long-term student and community success.
Graduates enter college or work with credentials ready for high-demand careers.
APS and CNM frame their work as a model of collaboration over coordination.
Local employers benefit from a stronger, more prepared workforce in Albuquerque.

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UNM held its first Lobo Venture Capital Cup, awarding up to $36,000 in total prizes.
The six-week program let students explore both startup creation and investing with mentor guidance.
Pitch day had founders present to VC teams, who then allocated funding based on pitches.
Queue Skin won the top cash prize of $4,700 for its concept and pitch performance.
G Ventures won first place in the venture capital track with $10,000.
The event is funded in part by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Organizers plan to integrate the competition into a course to widen participation.
Mentors served as community leaders and LPs, guiding investment strategies.
Six teams were recognized at the awards ceremony for startup pitches and strategies.
Andoni Gajjo created and organized the competition with strong campus support.

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Rytis Petraitis is transferring from California to New Mexico for his final college season.
Petraitis played 29 starts for Cal in 2024-25, averaging 8.2 points and 5.7 rebounds.
Petraitis will join New Mexico in the restructured Mountain West Conference.
Cal has added five transfers including Amier Ali and Jordan Ross to rebuild the roster.
Petraitis is known for defense, physical play and hustle with energy when he enters the game.
Petraitis previously played two seasons at Air Force before transferring to Cal.
Petraitis is one of four Cal players from the 2024-25 squad to enter the transfer portal.
Cal added Amier Ali, Jordan Ross, Jake Wilkins, Nojus Indrusaitis and Michael Cooper as transfers.
The transfer news follows Cal's broader roster reshaping this offseason.

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UNM hosted the third Native American Business Showcase on April 23, featuring Native vendors and student entrepreneurs.
Executive Director Marvis Aragon opened the event to promote entrepreneurship and collaboration among Native small businesses.
Vendors showcased jewelry, clothing, and leather goods from Native artists at UNM.
Attendees noted professional connections and client opportunities from participating in the showcase.
Micaela Bennalley emphasized the opportunity to connect with established Native artists.
Kiva Club and American Indian Student Services were among UNM co-sponsors.

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