An Office of Secure Transportation (OST) Federal Agent at the Eastern Command recently piloted a Blackhawk helicopter in an emergency air evacuation mission that rescued two stranded hikers from the Appalachian Trail in Tennessee.
A big sports fan from a Nigerian household, he converted his Computer Science background and NNSA graduate fellowship into success at Defense Programs. Meet David Etim.
The NNSA Office of Secure Transportation’s Aviation Operations Division has won DOE's small unit aviation award for the third year in a row.
Be confident in your abilities... Do not let imposter syndrome get the best of you. You were chosen to be here for a reason. Meet Jahleel Hudson.
As a Black woman in this industry, I am inspired by engineers and scientists like Dr. Mareena Robinson Snowden, the first black woman to earn a PhD in nuclear engineering from MIT and NNSA Graduate Fellow alumna. Meet Sabrina Hampton.
DOE/NNSA reached an important milestone on the Los Alamos Plutonium Pit Production Project (LAP4), approving Critical Decision-2/3 – Approve Performance Baseline/Approve Start of Construction – for the 30 Base Equipment Installation subproject.
Strategy document outlines Administration's vision for nuclear security
There’s no better time than Exascale Week to honor our director of Advanced Simulation and Computing, Thuc Hoang. Her incredible supercomputing expertise and leadership go all the way back to the origins of our stockpile stewardship program.
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Our final installment in this series introduces to you Simón Arias, an alumni of the NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program who now supports the High Explosives and Energetics office that is so key to our nuclear deterrent.
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! Meet Dr. Tiberius Moran-Lopez, a “trilingual” #nuclear engineer whose expertise in advanced physics, modeling, and #technology maturation directly support our nation’s nuclear stockpile.