Achieving the impossible
Sandia’s QCaMP makes quantum science accessible to high school students.
Sandia hosts diplomats, shows U.S. commitment to moratorium on nuclear explosive testing
Sandia hosted diplomats from the U.S. and seven other nations on July 9 with a goal of showing strong U.S. support for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
Sandia wins blood drive donation competition
Staff from Sandia and Los Alamos national laboratories donated more than 360 total units of blood.
A FORCEE for good
The climate and earth sciences internship, an opportunity for students to do meaningful work and learn about Sandia, is growing.
The real-life impact of giving back to our community
Sandia engineer Amanda Hawkins shares a story of how small acts of kindness changed her life. Sandians can donate to the Stuff the Bus school supply drive until Aug. 9.
DOE Mile brings national labs together
The annual competition drew more than 3,000 participants from 17 DOE labs for the 1-mile walk-run race on their campuses throughout May. Read about the Sandia winners.
Science at the speed of AI
Sandia scientist Jennifer Gaudioso's testimony before Congress focused on how artificial intelligence can address complex scientific and national security challenges.
STEMYs honor Sandian’s pioneering work to inspire future scientists
Physicist Megan Ivory has been recognized for inspiring the next generation of scientists through QCaMP, a summer science camp that she co-founded in 2022.
DOE awards $7.4 million for energy projects at Sandia
The Office of Technology Transitions funding will support seven projects at Sandia aimed at advancing clean energy technologies.
Nuclear deterrence all-hands meeting highlights California site collaboration
At the Labswide, hybrid all-hands meeting, directors provided updates on stockpile and modernization programs.