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Sandia National Laboratories
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Laboratories

Aerial view of Sandia National Laboratories
Aerial view of Sandia
National Laboratories

JCEL
Joint Computational
Engineering Laboratory

CINT
Center for
Integrated
Nanotechnologies

MESA
MESA Microlab

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Microlab

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Year 2011

Workmen at Sandia’s Z machine test for any energy irregularities at the huge machine’s core prior to setting up for another experiment. 10,000th reactor operation
10.31.11		    Sandia researcher Brian Somerday prepares to load a hydrogen pressure vessel into a laboratory furnace. High-quality laser light
10.26.11		    Darwin Serkland measures the wavelength of a tiny laser called a VCSEL, or vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser. Tidal and wave energy
9.14.11
Workmen at Sandia’s Z machine test for any energy irregularities at the huge machine’s core prior to setting up for another experiment. Pulsed-power milestones
9.7.11		    Sandia researcher Brian Somerday prepares to load a hydrogen pressure vessel into a laboratory furnace. Pulsed-power milestones
9.7.11		    Darwin Serkland measures the wavelength of a tiny laser called a VCSEL, or vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser. Mine rescue robot
8.16.11
Workmen at Sandia’s Z machine test for any energy irregularities at the huge machine’s core prior to setting up for another experiment. Powering tribal lands
8.15.11		    Sandia researcher Brian Somerday prepares to load a hydrogen pressure vessel into a laboratory furnace. Sandia robots at Smithsonian
7.18.11		    Darwin Serkland measures the wavelength of a tiny laser called a VCSEL, or vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser. BATLab remodelling
7.12.11
Workmen at Sandia’s Z machine test for any energy irregularities at the huge machine’s core prior to setting up for another experiment. Sandia's "Cooler"
7.7.11		    Sandia researcher Brian Somerday prepares to load a hydrogen pressure vessel into a laboratory furnace. New battery manufacturing
6.1.11		    Darwin Serkland measures the wavelength of a tiny laser called a VCSEL, or vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser.Unlocking secrets of plague
5.16.11
Workmen at Sandia’s Z machine test for any energy irregularities at the huge machine’s core prior to setting up for another experiment. Z plutonium "shot"
5.11.11		    Sandia researcher Brian Somerday prepares to load a hydrogen pressure vessel into a laboratory furnace. Japanese collaboration
5.5.11		    Darwin Serkland measures the wavelength of a tiny laser called a VCSEL, or vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser. World's smallest atomic clock
5.2.11
Misch Lehrer, Soilutions manager, examines finished compost at the south valley composting facility. Waste composting program
4.21.11		    Sandia post-doctoral fellow Carlee Ashley introduces a buffer into a protocell solution to dilute it as Sandia researcher and University of New Mexico professor Jeff Brinker watches. Cancer treatment
4.18.11		    Sandia researcher May Nyman investigates radioactive materials in a beaker of dissolved uranium and templates, from which crystals will grow. Radioactive compounds recipe
4.14.11
Contractors at Sandia/California prepare the LENS machine for its transfer to nearby Las Positas College. LENS machine transfer
3.23.11		    The Senator in front of the Pete V. Domenici National Security Innovation Center. FLC technology transfer awards
3.14.11		    Sandia Labs was named one of eight GreenGov Award recipients for its use of photovoltaic-powered carts such as this one. Pete V. Domenici Innovation Center
2.18.11
The Pete V. Domenici National Security Innovation Center.Pete V. Domenici Innovation Center
2.18.11		    Combustion expert Craig Taatjes adjusts a multiplexed chemical kinetics reactor at the Advanced Light Source at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Fungi-based biofuels
1.19.11		    Fungi-based biofuels
1.19.11

Year 2010

Jianyu Huang demonstrates insertion of a sample holder into a transmission electron microscope at CINT. World's smallest battery
12.09.10		    Daniel Sinars examines one of the aluminum cylinders used in the Z pulsed power experiments. X-ray fusion imaging
11.11.10		    Sandia Labs was named one of eight GreenGov Award recipients for its use of photovoltaic-powered carts such as this one. GreenGov Presidential Award
10.11.10
Matt Lane stands before computer simulations of 2-nm. gold particles too small to measure experimentally. Nanoscopic particle encapsulation
10.11.10

    Josh Stein studies how clouds impact large-scale solar photovoltaic power plants. Forecasting photovoltaics
9.27.10		    An Airman demonstrates the placement of a water disruptor developed at Sandia National Laboratories Sandia-developed water disruptor
9.10.10
Jennifer Granata and Michael Quintana examine a photovoltaic solar panel at Sandia National Laboratories. Photovoltaic systems integration
5.11.10

    Sandra Begay-Campbell stands in front of Window Rock with a solar panel Powering tribal lands
4.30.10		    Brian Post stands under an antenna at the ground station MTI satellite tenth anniversary
4.19.10
Clifford Ho, 2010 Asian American Engineer of the Year in Sandia's solar heliostat field Asian American Engineer of the Year
3.01.10

    Sandia's Red Storm supercomputer becomes primary machine for the National Security Computing Center Red Storm becomes a DOE asset
2.25.10		    Peter Feibelman studies unexpected behavior at the liquid-solid interface Secrets of water on a surface
02.22.10
algae-based biofuels could displace large volumes of diesel and jet transportation fuels Algae as a biofuel
02.18.10