Jim Handrock honored by NNSA, Air Force and Navy
The director of New Mexico weapons systems and engineering received several awards and commendations recognizing his leadership, expertise and service to the nation.
Sandia researcher named SIAM fellow
The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics has recognized Sandia computational scientist and mathematician Ray Tuminaro for his exceptional work.
Albuquerque Business First names Sandia professional among 40 Under 40
Zach Mikelson was honored for his career contributions and philanthropy though Lexiam Heart Foundation, a nonprofit that assists families of children diagnosed with a congenital heart defect.
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration
The Asian Leadership and Outreach Committee cosponsored the festival, which featured song, dance, art and food. The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History reported attendance at pre-pandemic levels.
Passing the gavel
Sandia Deputy Labs Director Laura McGill began a two-year term as president of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, a position previously held by the Labs' Deputy Chief Research Officer Basil Hassan.
Staff celebrate nuclear deterrence program milestones
The pandemic-delayed party recognized team members who worked on first production units for the W88 Alteration 370 and B61-12 Life Extension Program.
Careerapalooza to offer a glimpse at career mobility within the Labs
The career exploration event will be held virtually and in-person June 21-24. It will feature presentations and discussions on resume writing, interviewing, mentoring and more.
From HR to security: Sandian’s career path offers ongoing challenges, opportunities
“The world is your oyster” at Sandia, said Mike Kline, who works as a deployed security professional after a 17-year career in multiple roles at the Labs.
NNSA celebrates opening with ribbon-cutting for new complex
The 330,000-square-foot, LEED Gold-certified complex will house more than 1,200 employees who support the national security mission.
Hruby Fellow tackles big problems in climate by focusing on smallest details
In her three years at Sandia, Kelsey DiPietro has accelerated research through computer modeling. Read about Kelsey’s work in this profile offered as part of the “Sandia Loves Science” campaign.