The test gives engineers real-world reentry vibration data to improve modeling and help drive nonnuclear component designs for the W93, the United States’ first new nuclear weapon under development in more than 30 years.
Continue Reading Sounding rocket test helps design components for new weapon system
The park continues to expand its footprint and economic impact with companies paying a cumulative $8.6 billion in wages and generating nearly 6,600 jobs.
Continue Reading Sandia Science & Tech Park brings new companies, higher-paying jobs
A project called electrothermochemical random access memory, or ETCRAM, aims to change the way data is stored on computers and create more efficient and resilient memory.
Continue Reading A revolution that is rewriting the rules of technology
Sandia and tech company Quantinuum recently published a paper in Nature that reports the performance of the company’s 98-qubit commercial system, Helios, which debuted last year.
Continue Reading In the Mountain West, a quantum computing collaboration announces major results
Fellows in the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education program have found opportunities at the Labs to dive into research areas alongside experts in their fields.
Continue Reading Why Sandia? ORISE fellows share what drew them to the Labs
University professors and their mentors recently visited the Thermal Test Complex, where researchers have been simulating dynamic heat loads relevant to hypersonic flight environments.
Continue Reading Thermal Test Complex shines during university professors visit
Sandia inventors earned 21 patents between April and June.