NASA’s VIPER mission gets vital help from Sandia
The Labs’ one-of-a-kind Superfuge lends its might to test items at forces up to 300 times Earth’s gravity.
NASA’s VIPER mission gets vital help from Sandia
The Labs’ one-of-a-kind Superfuge lends its might to test items at forces up to 300 times Earth’s gravity.
Brain-inspired computers are shockingly good at math
New research shows the potential for energy-efficient supercomputing.
It is rocket science: New heat shields, faster
Engineers combine computer modeling, laboratory experiments and flight testing to better understand how heat shields behave under extreme temperatures and pressures, and to predict their performance much faster than before.
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.
Sandia team creates X-ray images of the future
A team of Sandians has found a better way to X-ray, harnessing different metals and the colors of light they emit.
Pioneering trusted microelectronics for national security
Sandia plays a crucial role in developing reliable and secure electronic components, known as microelectronics, that are vital to U.S. nuclear deterrence strategy.
Five Sandians ‘goal’ the distance
During a Labswide event on July 1, staff spoke about making moves on Sandia’s two big goals: leading in modern engineering and accelerating innovation.
B61-13 first production unit completed ahead of schedule
Sandia serves as the lead systems integrator and the design agency for the B61-13’s nonnuclear components. Much of the new system’s configuration builds on the B61-12, which completed production in late 2024.
Fostering bold research and leadership through Sandia’s distinguished fellowships
Meet 2025 Hruby Fellows Ravyn Malatesta and Olivia Krohn, and 2025 Truman Fellows Dan Herman and Sam Peana.