Shaping the next generation of scientists
In February, the Labs hosted the virtual regional DOE National Science Bowl for students in New Mexico and California. More than 40 Sandia employees volunteered as moderators and scorekeepers.
Including everyone at the table
Tech transfer specialist Kelli Howie has received national recognition for programs that she created to encourage inventorship and entrepreneurship among women.
New Mexico education, now and in the future
The Community Engagement Speaker Series hosted the state public education secretary for a presentation on his goals for the next year.
Women’s History Month events
Celebrate with Sandia Women’s Action Network and Sandia Women’s Connection by attending their virtual events throughout March.
Pandemic partners
Over the last two years, many staff members have enjoyed the comfort and companionship of their cats and dogs while they worked from home. Read more to meet several of Sandia's pets.
Inspiring local interest in STEM
Sandia volunteers participated in the the Women Engineers Local Expo in Albuquerque last month.
Preserving the past
The first staff archaeologist at Sandia brings the "cool factor" to protecting history beneath the Labs.
Sandia mechanical engineer receives Big Brothers Big Sisters award
Mechanical engineer Austin Hamlett received the Big Bang Award for his demonstration of a dynamic density-based lava lamp.
Scientists and engineers inspire STEM learning in local high school forums
Sandia Women’s Connection volunteers organize a speaker series that brings real-world experiences to the classroom.
Sandia honors Black History Month
The Black Leadership Committee invites employees to enjoy Afro-inspired dishes, learn about advocating for Black Health and Wellness and more in February.