Sandia led a field exercise designed to test rapidly deployable security technologies — drones, ground sensors, radar, high-definition cameras, communication networks and Labs-designed and developed portable security — in rugged, remote conditions.
Pencil-eraser-sized crystals detect and measure intense magnetic fields in some of the harshest experimental environments in science.
Continue Reading Crystal power: Magnetic field sensors for fusion research
Now in its 40th year, HMTech is the longest-running education outreach program at Sandia.
Continue Reading Hands-On, Minds-On STEM exploration, from gardens to waves
Sandia and NNSA leaders cut the ribbon at the new Energetic Manufacturing Science and Technology Facility June 30.
Experts at Sandia have created an interactive, online game that introduces wave energy concepts to learners at all levels.
Continue Reading Virtual SIWEED game brings wave energy concepts to life
Mathematician Samuel Pollard takes on floating-point operations per second, the 40-year-old foundation of all computers.
The program has grown into a weeklong camp for teachers in 15 states and a four-week camp for students in New Mexico and California.
The Livermore site welcomed students to Kids Day on June 11, with opportunities to learn about career paths, engineering, cybersecurity, nuclear deterrence, science and more.
Continue Reading California campus encourages kids to explore
The event was open to all Sandia and Kirtland employees and their cars, trucks, street rods, rat rods and motorcycles. Nearly 100 vehicles were registered.
Continue Reading Hundreds brave the heat to enjoy Grease and Gears car show