Bike team raises $300K for MS research
Sandia cyclists find support and fun while training for and competing in the annual Bike MS ride. On average, the team raises $30,000 a year for multiple sclerosis research.
Hands-on STEM
Albuquerque students launched Mentos volcanoes, made liquid nitrogen ice cream and more during Sandia’s 36th annual HMTech program.
Labs director urges staff to answer the call
Labs Director James Peery urged the workforce during an all hands meeting last week to accelerate nuclear weapons modernization as China multiplies its arsenal and Russia threatens nuclear war.
Interns volunteer at local food bank
Sandia interns packed more than 400 boxes of food for Roadrunner Food Bank.
Pet drive success
The Homeward Bound pet drive, organized by Advancing the Next Generation of Leadership Excellence, donated food, dog toys, blankets, collars and treats to local nonprofits that serve homeless animals.
New Mexico Nuclear Deterrence team visits Tonopah Test Range
Deputy Labs Director Laura McGill talks to staff and enjoys a tour of the site.
From postdoc to associate labs director
There are no limits if you’re willing to “step outside your comfort zone,” said Associate Labs Director Andy McIlroy, who began his career at Sandia as a postdoctoral researcher in 1991.
Sandia observes Juneteenth as federal holiday
The new, permanent Labs holiday commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African American people.
Virtual tools bring cybersecurity experts together to tackle tough problems
An annual workshop brings together cybersecurity experts from Sandia and the federal government to collaborate on solutions to cybersecurity challenges.
Sandians celebrate Pride Month
Sandia raised the Pride flag for the first time at the Labs, and staff joined the Sandia Pride Alliance Network float in the Albuquerque PrideFest parade last weekend.