Plan for your research technology needs as you prepare your proposal for submission and begin your research. Get advise on systems, data management plans, storage, and security needs by scheduling a consult with a research computing specialist.

The UNM CARC is the hub of computational research at UNM and one of the largest computing centers in the State of New Mexico.
CARC services supports the institution's research activities.

Faculty can submit all non-standard technology requests from here.
This will be routed to UNM IT by the Research IT Advisory Board Operational Subcommittee.

The University of New Mexico Libraries' Research Data Services provides support for effective research data management planning, and can assist with developing a data management plan (DMP) which meets the requirements of funding agency.

UNM provides research data storage based on need to our research faculty.
Research faculty can request access to server space for data storage/backup, data intensive computations and simulations. 

UNM Professors and research faculty offer workshops and training on Anaconda, parallel computing with GNU, python and, storage to enable users to get more research done faster.

Researchers at UNM are expected to be proactive in designing and performing research to ensure that the dignity, welfare, and privacy of individual research subjects are protected. The protection of research data is a fundamental responsibility.

Services for applications that include plotting, scientific visualization, modelling, rendering, animation, graphics programming, survey data collection, analaysis packages, Lab management systems, and image manipulation.

UNM Central IT has teams of professional, experienced IT professionals who provide support for servers on Windows, Linux/Unix, and VMware platforms, for enterprise, departmental, and infrastructure applications.