Issue January 15, 2026
NASA’s VIPER mission gets vital help from Sandia
The Labs’ one-of-a-kind Superfuge lends its might to test items at forces up to 300 times Earth’s gravity.
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Sandia’s economic impact sets record for 17th consecutive year
The Labs' $5.2 billion impact represents a $40.5 million increase from 2024 and more than doubles Sandia’s economic impact from 12 years ago.
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Brain-inspired computers are shockingly good at math
New research shows the potential for energy-efficient supercomputing.
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Sandia-led team awarded $10M by DOE to explore materials fatigue, self-healing with AI
“This isn’t just an advance in materials science. It’s an opportunity to modernize how we practice science itself,” says project lead Rémi Dingreville.
The road to El Capitan and El Dorado ran through the Tri-Lab Center of Excellence
How a social network proved to be the missing link in building the world’s fastest supercomputer.
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SandiaAI Chat: You asked, this team answered
The project lead gives a sneak peek at new features that could arrive over the next year.
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Stopping the brain drain
Knowledge management rolls out practices for preserving essential expertise.
Shining bright during the season of giving
Information and Security Engineering brought the holiday spirit with its “Help Us Help Others” drive and volunteerism.