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.
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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.
SkyFox: Revolutionizing hypersonic flight testing
The SkyFox team has developed a low-cost guided flight test platform to accelerate experimentation and technology maturation.
Creativity, generosity on display
National Security Programs hosts an art show, highlighting how creativity can enhance the work environment.
Threat multiplier
Sherri Goodman, secretary general of the International Military Council on Climate and Security, spoke to more than 1,700 staff members about the convergence of environment, climate and national security.
Designing long-duration toxin sensors
Ultra-low-power sensors could protect the public and warfighters by detecting toxins in the air.
Catch me if you can? Check.
Sandia supports a milestone hypersonic missile defense test.
Lights on at LIHE
A new facility ushers in a new era for Light Initiated High Explosives and weapons testing.
Sandia’s unique role in nuclear deterrence
Learn what it means to be lead systems integrator for the nuclear weapons program.
Modular, deployable and secure
The Transportation Safeguards and Surety Program prototypes a new storage solution.