Issue April 9, 2026
A faster path to the field
Sandia's tethered balloon team is the first to benefit from a new approval process for short-duration, low-impact field work that significantly reduces time to deployment.
Articles in this Issue
Sandia accelerates AI innovation for nuclear deterrence
Leaders and groups from across the Labs made connections and planned collaborations at the AI4ND Summit.
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Combining 76 years of innovation
Edward Cole and Charles Hanley have been named fellows by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
‘Regular dude’ runs a marathon in all 50 states
Manager Don Gillich crossed his 50th-state finish line in Hartford, Connecticut, in October, and he's already planning what's next.
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SWC Math & Science speakers embrace ‘courageous failure’ in STEM
The 35th annual event recognized high school junior honorees, their families and their teachers
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Nelson Mandela University joins Sandia-led collaborative
The Photovoltaic Collaborative to Advance Multi-climate Performance and Energy Research recently elected the South Africa university as its 14th member.
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After 30 years, a permanent post
A twin-engine Bell 412 helicopter joined the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History after a 30-year career supporting the NNSA Nuclear Emergency Support Team.
Career futures, up close
The Labs hosted a day of career discussions, mock interviews and tours for 25 students from Highland High School.