Labs Director James Peery urged the workforce during an all hands meeting last week to accelerate nuclear weapons modernization as China multiplies its arsenal and Russia threatens nuclear war.
Continue Reading Labs director urges staff to answer the call
If widely adopted in New Mexico, replacing propane chile roasters with solar-powered roasters could save about 7,800 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions — the equivalent of driving 1,700 cars for a year.
Continue Reading Using the power of the sun to roast green chile
A new program at Sandia builds academic partnerships with historically Black colleges and universities, creating an employee-recruiting pipeline for some of the strongest engineering talent in the U.S.
Sandia interns packed more than 400 boxes of food for Roadrunner Food Bank.
Chemist Krupa Ramasesha is one of four Sandians who will receive up to $500,000 per year for five years to advance their research.
Continue Reading Dedication, curiosity earn chemist DOE Early Career Research Award
Engineer Fred Helsel and technologist Valerie Sparks recount their journey north of the Arctic Circle over frozen tundra and through avalanche-ridden passes to support Sandia research.
The Homeward Bound pet drive, organized by Advancing the Next Generation of Leadership Excellence, donated food, dog toys, blankets, collars and treats to local nonprofits that serve homeless animals.
Albuquerque students launched Mentos volcanoes, made liquid nitrogen ice cream and more during Sandia’s 36th annual HMTech program.