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Researchers Leo Small, Erik Spoerke and Martha Gross developed sodium batteries that can operate at lower temperatures, at a lower cost, more safely and for longer than standard lead-acid or lithium ion batteries.
While researching ways to decrease errors in electronic messages, computer scientist Celestino Corral invented a method that could make messages, like email, more difficult for unauthorized “listeners” to decode.
Jill was sworn in as the DOE Under Secretary for Nuclear Security and NNSA Administrator on Monday, July 26. Jill was Sandia President and Laboratories Director from 2015 to 2017 and the first woman to lead a national…
The Labs hosted a series of virtual events called Meeting of the Minds to discuss changing threats and ways to improve national cybersecurity.
Sandians share technical expertise and candidly discuss their career paths with students from Gallup and Miyamura High Schools.
2021 Employee Recognition Awards ceremonies were held in New Mexico and California this week. Sandia celebrated outstanding employees and teams whose…
The Sandia Core Values were initially drafted in 1989 to reflect the Labs’ core purpose. Over the years, as the Labs’ work has evolved, the values were refined to reflect these changes.
Native students are the most underrepresented group in STEM education, but Sandians hope to encourage careers in engineering and energy through its…
Historian Alan Carr presented the history of nuclear weapons development and testing to more than 900 participants in a new speaker series. In September, historian Katie…
Sandian volunteers contributed their time and talent to assist high schoolers across the U.S. in quantum computing and technology projects.