Upcoming events near Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center:
 
Feb 12: Yjastros-American Flamingo Repertory Company
A living archive of flamenco's emotional traditions, playful jubilance, and rich Spanish Gypsy culture. While in Socorro County, why not check out the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, Mineral Museum, Very Large Array, El Camino Real National Heritage Center, Historic Walking Tour, old west town of Magdalena, take a hike at Water Canyon Campgrounds, do some mountain biking or rock climbing, it's all here!  Macey Center on the NM Tech Campus 575-835-5688 pas@admin.nmt.edu

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Upcoming events throughout Old West Country:

Feb 12: Yjastros-American Flamingo Repertory Company
A living archive of flamenco\'s emotional traditions, playful jubilance, and rich Spanish Gypsy culture. While in Socorro County, why not check out the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, Mineral Museum, Very Large Array, El Camino Real National Heritage Center, Historic Walking Tour, old west town of Magdalena, take a hike at Water Canyon Campgrounds, do some mountain biking or rock climbing, it\'s all here!  Macey Center on the NM Tech Campus 575-835-5688 pas@admin.nmt.edu

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EMRTC
New Mexico Tech
1001 South Road
Socorro, NM 87801
(505) 835-5312
On the web: www.emrtc.nmt.edu


The Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center (EMRTC), affiliated with New Mexico Tech, is internationally recognized and has over fifty years of expertise in explosives research and testing. EMRTC specializes in the research, development, and analysis of energetic materials for both corporate and government clients.

As one of several research divisions of New Mexico Tech, EMRTC has access to university faculty with experience in a wide variety of scientific and technical disciplines. EMRTC's 40-square-mile field laboratory is located in the mountains adjacent to the New Mexico Tech campus in Socorro, New Mexico. The field laboratory contains over 30 test sites, gun ranges, storage sites, and other research facilities, allowing for a complete spectrum of research and testing activities.

Employment
EMRTC offers research opportunities in a variety of engineering and scientific disciplines. Other opportunities are provided for those with backgrounds in Business, Construction, Machining, and Ordinance. Please consult New Mexico Tech’s Human Resources for further information.


Educational Partnerships
EMRTC also employs undergraduate and graduate students through New Mexico Tech. Students work as regular employees, as interns for those programs that require it, and as research assistants. Students have a variety of backgrounds and majors. Students from the following backgrounds have all found a place at EMRTC:

• Business
• Chemical Engineering
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Electrical Engineering
• Environmental Engineering
• Explosives Engineering
• Geology
• Materials Engineering
• Materials Science
• Mathematics
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mining Engineering
• Physics
• Psychology
• Technical Communication

These comments reflect the opinions of visitors to the Old West Country web site and may not reflect current conditions or operations of this destination. Please call the nearest Chamber of Commerce or Old West Country at 800-290-8330 for updated information and advice!
 
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