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Engineers combine computer modeling, laboratory experiments and flight testing to better understand how heat shields behave under extreme temperatures and pressures, and to predict their performance much faster than before.
Continue Reading It is rocket science: New heat shields, faster
Sandia, Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore national laboratories have proven that it's possible to share a large language model without compromising sensitive data from each lab.
Continue Reading Three national security laboratories, one AI model
Researchers thought adding impurities might hinder electrical flow. Instead, they unleashed it.
Continue Reading Quantum computers get a boost from a tiny material tweak
Community relations specialist Deb Menke helps Sandians identify their strengths by teaching a course offered across the Labs.
Five years ago, during the pandemic, slips, trips and falls at Sandia reached an all-time low. Today, with much of the workforce back on-site, those numbers have reached a similar low.
Continue Reading One surprise positive from the pandemic makes a return at Sandia
Hongyou Fan has been named the R&D 100 Researcher of the Year for 2025.
Continue Reading Serial innovator takes top award in ‘Oscars of Innovation’
The leadership team for the newly formed Nuclear Deterrence and Science executive directorate held a town hall to review its structure and answer employee questions.
Continue Reading Inaugural town hall for Nuclear Deterrence and Science executive directorate
Elementary and middle school students throughout New Mexico built, raced and presented battery-powered cars during the Sandia-hosted event.