Sandia Core Values define culture and mission
The Sandia Core Values were initially drafted in 1989 to reflect the Labs’ core purpose. Over the years, as the Labs’ work has evolved, the values were refined to reflect these changes.
Rockets, hurricanes and Kauai enchiladas
Range chief reflects on 41-year commute to tropical paradise
Recalling Sandia’s rich history to mark Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Recalling Sandia’s rich history to mark Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Prehistoric humans first traversed Australia by ‘superhighways’
Sandia supercomputer creates most detailed analysis ever of continental human migration
Lab News: A history in print
As the Lab News print edition comes to an end, Sandia historian Rebecca Ullrich takes a look back at the history of the publication from its beginnings in 1948, when a mimeographed employee newsletter, the Sandia Bulletin, first appeared.
Signing the memory page
In honor of the final print issue of Lab News, a few past editors and contributors reminisce about their experiences working with and being part of the publication that has told the story of Sandia since 1948.
Sandia’s half-life
Sandia photojournalist Randy Montoya has spent more than 30 years capturing the work and people at the Labs through his lens. In honor of the final Lab News print issue, he looks back at some of the photos that have illustrated Sandia’s story.
Honoring those who served
Hundreds attended Sandia’s Veterans Day Celebration on Nov. 12. The virtual ceremony honored the achievements and sacrifices of Sandia’s veterans, active military personnel, guardsmen, reservists and their families.
Weapon Intern Program graduates 25th class
Sandia’s Weapon Intern Program has graduated 25 classes in 22 years. The program was created in 1998 to accelerate the learning process and transfer decades of knowledge and experience in all phases of the nuclear weapon lifecycle, from experienced weaponeers to the new generation of stockpile stewards.
Building Sandia: Home of the MESA Complex
Part three in the Building Sandia architecture series explores the Microsystems and Engineering Sciences Applications Complex, or MESA, which is set apart aesthetically and functionally from other buildings and sites at the Labs.