Sandia team creates X-ray images of the future
A team of Sandians has found a better way to X-ray, harnessing different metals and the colors of light they emit.
Hydrogen day showcases business connections to labs’ innovations
Scientists from Sandia and Lawrence Livermore national laboratories met business partners at the Livermore Valley Open Campus to discuss collaborations to drive U.S. industry forward.
Homeland Security Startup Studio breathes life into Sandia tech transfer
The program helps turn inventions into real-world solutions, such as new Sandia-developed technology that can analyze breath to detect sepsis and more.
Protecting the grid with artificial intelligence
Researchers developed brain-inspired AI algorithms that detect physical problems, cyberattacks and both at the same time within the grid. Designed to scale, the algorithms can run on inexpensive single-board computers or existing smart grid devices.
Innovation is motivation
Sandia scientist Hongyou Fan has been named Outstanding Researcher by the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer.
Sandia’s economic impact soars to $5.2 billion in 2024
Sandia made its biggest financial impact ever in 2024, contributing billions to the economy in salaries, contracts with small businesses and more.
Materials scientist elected to National Academy of Inventors
Sandia Fellow Tina Nenoff's election to the academy reflects the breadth and impact of her work.
3-to-1 matchmaking transforms supplier outreach at Sandia and beyond
The Small Business Outreach team connects suppliers and potential buyers through a model that is being adopted by other national laboratories.
Sandia Blade Workshop celebrates 20 years
At this year's event, wind industry stakeholders were interested in discussions about balancing reliability and rapid growth.
Old ways transformed by new solution
Cost-effective modern engineering technology brings water to livestock on the Navajo Nation.