Guided by ‘a responsibility to act,’ environmental stewards tidy up Tech Area III
The group has removed more than 3,700 tons of leftover materials from large-scale tests.
NATO visits the Labs
NNSA and Labs leadership hosted the NATO Nuclear Planning Group Staff Group to share how Sandia ensures the U.S. nuclear deterrent is always ready when it needs to be and never when not intended.
Bringing STEM to the UNM Children’s Hospital
Chief Information Officer John Zepper demonstrated the similarities between the human body and computers on his recent visit to the hospital.
Mechanical engineer harnesses power of the sun to fight climate change
Evan Bush is passionate about unlocking longer-term energy storage technologies that can positively affect the energy grid’s reliability and stability.
Military Liaison anniversary
Sandia’s oldest department celebrates 75 years.
MLK Day celebration
IDEA and the Black Leadership Committee hosted a celebration last week, featuring guest speaker La Vonda Bowens-Woodard.
Improving mission delivery highlighted at day-long technical symposium
Participants in the symposium tackled accelerated product realization — a Sandia strategic milestone — sharing concepts, accomplishments and lessons learned.
Big bomb laid to rest
A retired nuclear-bomb trainer, built in 1954, was the latest item in the Weapon Dismantlement and Disposition Program to be moved into the final stage of its lifecycle.
Sandia steps up, gives back during the holidays
Initiatives in California and New Mexico improve the communities where Sandians live and work.
Electric car challenge sparks enthusiasm
Twenty-one schools from across New Mexico stage multiple teams.