NNSA News

NNSA engineer and program manager from the Livermore Field Office has helped his community fight against social isolation.

When COVID-19 cancelled its international conference, the Workshop on Signatures of Man-Made Isotope Production went virtual.

NNSA's Beth Walker founded Every Day a Hero to help families with children who develop neutropenia.

NNSS safety oversight representative donates a precious commodity—his time—to help youth learn cyber ethics.

Pantex has announced the successful assembly of the W88 Alt 370 First Production Capability Unit.

Les Winfield of the Nevada Field Office supervised the purchase of three fixed-wing aircraft to support the nuclear incident response mission.

NIF has resumed experiments after Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory reduced operations in March due to COVID-19.

With face masks in short supply to protect people against the coronavirus pandemic, a hero at the Savannah River Site has stepped up to the challenge.

Work isn't the only thing that's buzzing around this engineer's head.

In addition to camping and hiking, scout master and former Eagle Scout helps them better understand radiation.

Scott Hawks, a 3D-printing enthusiast, leapt at the opportunity to do good with his hobby by creating PPE frames.

Employees from two New Mexico labs help feed people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tony Santo Domingo is grateful for his experience at the Nevada National Security Site and is excited about becoming a successful leader in NNSA.

MLDP participants took part in a leadership course at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in early March.

Human performance program provides eight recommendations for remote workers that can help them maintain productivity and wellness.

NNSA's Mark Scheuer finds speaking Russian is a handy skill – whether it is helping out a lost traveler or breaking the ice at work meetings.

NNSA will apply its supercomputing capabilities and technical expertise in support of the fight to stop the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

At work, Sandia National Laboratories' manager designs systems to keep highly engineered vehicles up to speed. At home, his efforts win speed records.

NNSA conducted an International Medical Management of Radiological Injuries Course for NATO partners in Rome.

Y-12 National Security Complex recently invested more than $1 million in upgrades to its Materials Testing Laboratory.

KCNSC is offering a $5,000 scholarship in memory of Lt. Darwin DuPree, a beloved and well respected site Protective Force officer.

Unica Viramontes is the first woman at LANL to be named senior director of the lab's Defense Security Program.

NNSA's NPO and CNS held a healthy competition recently.

NNSA's Daniel Escobar creates "tiny planet" photos of landscapes and everyday things.

For the first time, NNSA’s Sandia National Laboratories is hosting a student in the prestigious U.S. Air Force “Education With Industry” program.