Sandia scores back-to-back blood drive victory
More than 300 donors from Sandia and Los Alamos national labs donated 465 units of blood, 102 more units than last year.
More than 300 donors from Sandia and Los Alamos national labs donated 465 units of blood, 102 more units than last year.
Sandia partners with Central New Mexico Community College to create the Quantum Technician Bootcamp, a 10-week program that prepares students for quantum jobs. Take a look inside New Mexico's first quantum training lab.
The International Training Course on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials and Nuclear Facilities marks the 30th session of the class, which has seen more than 1,000 participants from 70 countries.
Sandia provides hands-on experience for U.S. college students in cutting-edge research fields such as brain-inspired computing, microelectromechanical production systems and photonics devices.
Sandia researcher Dan Small and a group of volunteers are improving science literacy in New Mexico through solar-powered, high-altitude balloons.
Sandians partner with California nonprofits to pack snacks for homeless in the community.
About 50 Sandians, their friends and families planted a field of tomatoes that will later be distributed to local food pantries.
Sandia Chief of Staff Carl Rhinehart has founded a local basketball club that has helped nearly 100 girls secure scholarships to college.
The festival, hosted at the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History, featured dance performances, origami demonstrations and more.
Sandians help HopeWorks build a community garden.