Issue January 29, 2026
Aiming to protect, with pinpoint precision
A wearable sensor developed at Sandia promises a more precise way to protect cancer patients, radiologists and American military from harmful radiation.
Articles in this Issue
Not the largest supercomputer, but maybe the most interesting
Sandia and tech company NextSilicon abandon design norms to pursue the frontiers of computing technology.
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Ready for the future
Leaders reflect on a more innovative Sandia and name three new Labswide goals.
From heart surgery to a giving heart
Mission Services Associate Labs Director Josh Parsons shares his personal story and about the power of Sandia Gives.
HIRE Vets ranks Sandia at top for employing military veterans
For the fifth year in a row, Sandia has earned the the U.S. Department of Labor’s highest designation for its commitment to attracting, hiring and retaining veterans.
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Physicists employ AI labmates to supercharge LED light control
A fourfold improvement in lab results bridges basic science with next-generation technology.
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Making the nation safer with Sandia’s help
The New Mexico Small Business Association and Sandia have supported businesses across the state for 25 years.
She got it from her mom
Giving back to the community runs in the family for longtime Sandian Roberta Rivera.