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.
Sandia plays a crucial role in developing reliable and secure electronic components, known as microelectronics, that are vital to U.S. nuclear deterrence strategy.
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.
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.
Meet 2025 Hruby Fellows Ravyn Malatesta and Olivia Krohn, and 2025 Truman Fellows Dan Herman and Sam Peana.
The SkyFox team has developed a low-cost guided flight test platform to accelerate experimentation and technology maturation.
Sandia engineer Dongmei Ye was recently awarded the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers Career Achievement Award for her accomplishments.
Learn how Jerod Bosey and Sandia's in-house design and construction teams are transforming the Labs.
Lab News interviews Rita Gonzales about her role.
Meet four Sandia engineers and learn about the paths that led them to the Labs.
Budi Gunawan has been recognized for his work in marine energy and river hydrodynamics.