Issue January 9, 2025
Hey! Where’s my qubit?
Vanishing atoms can ruin quantum calculations. Scientists have a new plan to locate leaks.
Articles in this Issue
Sandia nabs two R&D 100 awards in 2024
Researchers were recognized for developing a new method of capturing atmospheric carbon dioxide and creating larger, more durable alloys.
Bridging the gap between Sandia and HBCUs
In 2020, when Rahni Kellum noticed a gap within Sandia’s Academic Alliance Program, she did a lot more than speak up.
Researcher awarded 2024 Materials Research Society Medal
Hongyou Fan’s use of pressure brings forth new materials and accolades. Plus, Hongyou shares advice on navigating early-career challenges and building a fulfilling research career.
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Sandia Blade Workshop celebrates 20 years
At this year's event, wind industry stakeholders were interested in discussions about balancing reliability and rapid growth.
Immersing in Sandia’s mission
Sandia hosts Air Force Capt. Joshua Widick for Education with Industry fellowship.
3-to-1 matchmaking transforms supplier outreach at Sandia and beyond
The Small Business Outreach team connects suppliers and potential buyers through a model that is being adopted by other national laboratories.
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Sandia podcast awarded
The "Inside Sandia Podcast" takes gold at New Mexico Public Relations Society of America’s Cumbre Awards.
Society of Women Engineers honors Sandia materials scientist
Erica Redline is recognized nationally for her mentoring leadership.
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Points of connection
Systems analyst Anthony Falzarano connects the dots between climate change and diseases like COVID-19.