From the eye of the storm to a vision for resilience
In 2017, the nation called on Sandia to power Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Glaring impact, TAOS trajectory, quantum boom
Three Sandia-born projects are highlighted for their significant impact in the marketplace.
Nelson Mandela University joins Sandia-led collaborative
The Photovoltaic Collaborative to Advance Multi-climate Performance and Energy Research recently elected the South Africa university as its 14th member.
Combining 76 years of innovation
Edward Cole and Charles Hanley have been named fellows by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
A faster path to the field
Sandia's tethered balloon team is the first to benefit from a new approval process for short-duration, low-impact field work that significantly reduces time to deployment.
Pore choices: A new twist on gas capture
Researchers design liquids that selectively trap methane from manure and food scraps.
Future of geothermal in New Mexico
A new report lays out the opportunities and challenges to harnessing the state’s geothermal resources as a reliable, sustained domestic source of energy.
Scanning the sky, looking for light
Engineer Dan Riley and his team have patented a machine-learning method that can help make energy production more efficient.
Hydrogen day showcases business connections to labs’ innovations
Scientists from Sandia and Lawrence Livermore national laboratories met business partners at the Livermore Valley Open Campus to discuss collaborations to drive U.S. industry forward.
Protecting the grid with artificial intelligence
Researchers developed brain-inspired AI algorithms that detect physical problems, cyberattacks and both at the same time within the grid. Designed to scale, the algorithms can run on inexpensive single-board computers or existing smart grid devices.