Laura Monroe Receives Women in Tech Award

Laura Monroe Receives Women in Tech Award

The New Mexico Consortium (NMC) proudly congratulates Laura Monroe on being recognized with the 2019 Women in Technology Award. Monroe, a mathematician with Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Ultrascale Systems Research Center (USRC), received the honor alongside electrical engineer Janette Frigo. Both women were recognized by the New Mexico Technology Council for their outstanding contributions to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), as well as their dedication to community engagement and mentorship.

The Women in Technology Awards celebrate leaders who are advancing innovation while inspiring others to pursue careers in technical fields. Monroe and Frigo exemplify these qualities through their professional accomplishments and their commitment to supporting the next generation of scientists, engineers, and technology professionals. Their efforts help strengthen New Mexico’s growing technology community and encourage greater participation of women in STEM disciplines.

As a mathematician at the USRC, Monroe contributes to cutting-edge research that supports advances in high-performance computing and scientific discovery. Her work reflects the critical role that mathematics and computational science play in addressing complex challenges across a range of scientific and technological fields. Beyond her research, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to mentoring students and early-career professionals, helping to create opportunities for others to succeed.

The recognition of Monroe and Frigo highlights the impact that talented and dedicated women continue to have on the scientific and technology landscape in New Mexico. Their achievements serve as an inspiration to future generations and underscore the importance of fostering diverse perspectives within STEM fields.

NMC is pleased to celebrate Laura Monroe’s accomplishments and this well-deserved recognition. Her success reflects both her individual excellence and the collaborative spirit that drives innovation throughout the Los Alamos scientific community.

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Two Los Alamos National Lab Researchers Win Women in Tech Awards