Engineers Week 2025: Spotlight on the chief engineer of nuclear weapons
Lab News interviews Rita Gonzales about her role.
Learning from failures
Retired Maj. Gen. Jeannie Leavitt shared her story with Sandians during the Breakthroughs Favor the Bold event on Feb. 4.
Sandia, KCNSC launch Rapid Prototyping Maker Space
Sandia and Kansas City National Security Campus New Mexico Operations opened a state-of-the-art facility that will serve as a pilot for Sandia’s Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation.
Engineers Week
This week, during National Engineers Week, Sandia celebrates the accomplishments of engineers, technicians and technologists at the Labs.
SandiaAI chat: New tool for creating efficiencies
Sandia is the first facility in the nuclear security enterprise to provide employees with access to this powerful tool, enabling them to ask sensitive unclassified questions.
The kids who get the shoes
Sandia has a decades-long tradition of making sure New Mexico children have new shoes.
The devil is in the details
Meet Sandia engineer Nate Brannon and the enterprise-wide team that is using a clean-sheet approach to develop a better, faster, cheaper process for delivering weapon systems.
Power boost: Resilient systems to energize the future
During Resilience Week, Sandia researchers considered ways to strengthen and protect the electric grid and other critical infrastructure.
Stronger together through self-care
Sandia rolls out Wellworks, a new app that promotes healthy living and rewards staff for making healthy choices.
AI with accessibility in mind
Michael P. Brenner, physics professor at Harvard University and Google Research scientist, presented on breakthroughs in accessibility tools and opportunities for advances.