Sandia experiments advance a chip-sized, low-power quantum sensor that is rugged enough to navigate through turbulence when GPS gets jammed.
Continue Reading Tight light helps quantum sensing get ready for the field
From a middle school electric car challenge to a community college organic chemistry class, Sandia’s newest Jill Hruby and Truman fellows found their way to the Labs through very different paths.
Continue Reading Sandia fellows share where they started, where they’re headed
A programming team earns an R&D 100 Award for designing a library to help keep small failures from bringing down high-performance computing systems.
Nuclear Deterrence & Science leadership announce a new strategy to guide Sandia's work today and into the future.
A group of Sandia researchers is demonstrating the viability of solar-generated electricity in Alaska at a facility in Oliktok.
Continue Reading How to capture sunlight above the Arctic Circle
Harry Coker Jr., the nation’s cyber director from 2023-2025, addressed in-person and virtual audiences during a National Security Speaker Series event.
Continue Reading Former national cyber director speaks at Sandia
The group, comprised of lieutenant governors, state legislators and others, visited the Microsystems Engineering, Science and Applications center and the Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation.