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In partnership with NASA, Sandia researchers design reliable and resilient microgrids that could sustain astronauts, mining and fuel processing on the moon.
The environmentally friendly coating, derived from a baking ingredient, outperforms conventional materials.
In its first year, a partnership between ES&H and IT reduced electronic waste, improved device safety and saved thousands of dollars.
The 330,000-square-foot, LEED Gold-certified complex will house more than 1,200 employees who support the national security mission.
In her three years at Sandia, Kelsey DiPietro has accelerated research through computer modeling. Read about Kelsey’s work in this profile offered as part of the “Sandia Loves Science” campaign.
The Labs hosted the Rising Stars in Computational and Data Sciences workshop last month in Albuquerque. This year's event offered opportunities for women graduate students and postdoctoral appointees to collaborate in person.
The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History began construction on a new center that will feature more than 120 individual items, systems and deployment technologies.
According to a new paper, underserved communities that would greatly benefit from renewable energy are less likely to have access to it. Read more about the researchers' findings and potential solutions for achieving energy equity.
Krupa Ramasesha has received a competitive award from the Journal of Physical Chemistry for her work.
The building is a dedicated space for scientific and technical training through NNSA’s Stabilization Program. It enables all relevant Sandia-based trainings to take place at one site.
National Volunteer Month events included hosting a mobile food pantry, planting vegetables to distribute in local communities, packing cereal for families and more. The next volunteer opportunity is with Seed2Need on May 14 in Albuquerque.