Issue April 17, 2025
Designing long-duration toxin sensors
Ultra-low-power sensors could protect the public and warfighters by detecting toxins in the air.
Articles in this Issue
Catch me if you can? Check.
Sandia supports a milestone hypersonic missile defense test.
Lights on at LIHE
A new facility ushers in a new era for Light Initiated High Explosives and weapons testing.
Sandia’s unique role in nuclear deterrence
Learn what it means to be lead systems integrator for the nuclear weapons program.
Modular, deployable and secure
The Transportation Safeguards and Surety Program prototypes a new storage solution.
Innovation is motivation
Sandia scientist Hongyou Fan has been named Outstanding Researcher by the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer.
Threat multiplier
Sherri Goodman, secretary general of the International Military Council on Climate and Security, spoke to more than 1,700 staff members about the convergence of environment, climate and national security.
Sandia postdocs compete in Rio Grande Research SLAM
Daniel Vigil, Michelle Bester and Alex Boehm showcased their research at the annual event.
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Sandia helps students branch out into STEM
The second annual STEM Day was held at Las Positas College in Livermore and drew 55 participants.