How Sandians show up off the clock
During National Volunteer Month, community involvement specialists organized several local service projects, drawing 118 volunteers and resulting in 295 volunteer hours.
Volunteers tune up bikes for families in need
Sandians lend a hand refurbishing bikes that will be distributed to kids throughout Albuquerque.
Advanced manufacturing skills for the future national security workforce
A new Labs-sponsored graduate course at the University of Texas at Austin will train Sandia staff and others in additive manufacturing workflows.
Glaring impact, TAOS trajectory, quantum boom
Three Sandia-born projects are highlighted for their significant impact in the marketplace.
Career futures, up close
The Labs hosted a day of career discussions, mock interviews and tours for 25 students from Highland High School.
SWC Math & Science speakers embrace ‘courageous failure’ in STEM
The 35th annual event recognized high school junior honorees, their families and their teachers
Quick on the buzzer, strong on science
The Labs hosted DOE Regional Science Bowl competitions for students in New Mexico and California. Dozens of Sandians volunteered as moderators and scorekeepers.
Engineers borrow lessons from past to anticipate future
A panel of engineers discussed their careers and the future of engineering at Sandia during Engineers Week. Vela sketchbooks were on display outside the event.
Hackathon inspires future innovators
More than 50 high school students gathered at Explora Science Center and Children’s Museum for Thunderbird Hacks, a full day of learning about computer science, coding and AI.
Tackling food waste for a better world
Sandia hosted the New Mexico Future City Competition, a chance for students to envision and build cities 100 years from now.