Hitting a bullet with a bullet
In 2008, the nation called on Sandia to help the Navy figure out how to shoot down a defective 5,000-pound satellite that was dangerously close to reentering Earth’s atmosphere.
Sketchbooks offer view into Sandia’s early engineering days
Tucked inside Sandia’s National Security Technology Gallery, hand-drawn sketches, or engineering design packages, offer a look at some of Sandia’s earliest engineering work.
Here to observe: Labs historian reflects on three decades of transformation at Sandia
Recently retired historian Rebecca Ullrich recounts "times of uncertainty" in Sandia's history.
The ghosts of Sandia’s Technical Library
If you’ve ever found yourself humming the tune from “Ghostbusters,” you might feel right at home in the technical library at Sandia.
New home for 75th Anniversary exhibit
Staff and visitors can view the exhibit in the lobby of Steve Schiff Auditorium.
Back to where it started
Weapon Intern Program participants visited the Trinity Site in October. The site is only open to the public one day a year.
The kids who get the shoes
Sandia has a decades-long tradition of making sure New Mexico children have new shoes.
Building Sandia: 2000 to 2020
Learn how considerations for green building practices, energy efficiency and limited space influenced Labs architecture in the 2000s and 2010s.
Building Sandia: Rico Ortiz
Meet one of Sandia's first architects, hired over 30 years ago, and read his reflections on how Labs architecture has evolved.
The engineer whose technology found a home in a time capsule
Retired Sandian Andrew Rogulich's work came full circle at 75th Anniversary celebration.