AI’s eyes to help with component inspections
Sandia helps speed up the nuclear deterrence mission with a new tool that uses AI to inspect ceramics components, replacing a time-consuming process.
Expanding systems integration beyond nuclear deterrence
Labs Director Laura McGill and other leaders spoke about Sandia’s role as lead systems integrator during an all-hands meeting.
Sandia accelerates AI innovation for nuclear deterrence
Leaders and groups from across the Labs made connections and planned collaborations at the AI4ND Summit.
Beyond the building
Participants from across the nuclear security enterprise, universities and private businesses gathered to discuss collaboration under the CAMINO framework.
NNSA, Sandia, KCNSC cut ribbon on CAMINO
Sandia and NNSA leaders celebrated the opening of the Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation, a capability that enables rapid prototyping and shortens development life cycles.
Making the nation safer with Sandia’s help
The New Mexico Small Business Association and Sandia have supported businesses across the state for 25 years.
Aiming to protect, with pinpoint precision
A wearable sensor developed at Sandia promises a more precise way to protect cancer patients, radiologists and American military from harmful radiation.
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.
30th class completes Weapon Intern Program
Graduates from across the nuclear enterprise reflect on their experience.
B61-12 flight tests yield positive results
Successful flight tests originating from Hill Air Force Base confirm the performance and reliability of the B61-12 on the F-35 aircraft.