Catching quakes caused by energy exploration before they happen

Sandia geoscientists used 3D-printed rocks and an advanced, large-scale computer model of past earthquakes to understand and prevent earthquakes triggered by energy exploration.

Thin explosive films provide snapshot of how detonations start

Using thin films — no more than a few pieces of notebook paper thick — of a common explosive chemical, Sandia researchers are studying how small-scale explosions start and grow.

Small IT business wins Sandia’s largest single subcontract

Sandia awarded an information technology subcontract of potentially up to $700 million dollars over a possible seven years to Encantado Technical Solutions, LLC.

Search and rescue volunteers from Sandia respond to wilderness misadventures

As members of the Albuquerque Mountain Rescue Council, a dozen Sandia volunteers go off the beaten trail and give back to their community by participating in wilderness searches and rescues.

Black engineer awards expand Sandia Labs spotlight

Ten Sandia engineers received Black Engineer of the Year Awards for 2021, including Most Promising Scientist, Modern Technology Leaders and Science Spectrum Trailblazers.

Sandia teams receive DOE’s highest awards

The U.S. Department of Energy recently recognized the achievements of six Sandia groups with the Secretary of Energy Honor Award, celebrating notable accomplishments and recognizing contributions to the department’s mission and the nation.