Issue March 12, 2026
Researchers develop rapid PFAS detector
Scientists are detecting forever chemicals using a method that takes only five minutes, eliminating the long wait for results and making PFAS detection more accessible to all.
Scientists are detecting forever chemicals using a method that takes only five minutes, eliminating the long wait for results and making PFAS detection more accessible to all.
A medically inspired rotation program offers a tailored, hands-on learning experience for cyber defenders right out of college and from other areas of the Labs.
The Labs hosted DOE Regional Science Bowl competitions for students in New Mexico and California. Dozens of Sandians volunteered as moderators and scorekeepers.
Honored inventors Igal Brener and Hongyou Fan reveal pivotal choices that gave their work deeper meaning.
Lab News reflects on Keith Matzen's 51-year career at Sandia, his impact on his colleagues and his permanent mark on the Labs.
NNSA Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation Deputy Administrator Matthew Napoli toured the Labs Feb. 25.
Col. Justin Secrest, commander of the 377th Air Base Wing Kirtland Air Force Base, and others toured Sandia facilities and received briefings on Feb. 27.
A panel of engineers discussed their careers and the future of engineering at Sandia during Engineers Week. Vela sketchbooks were on display outside the event.
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