NNSA News

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.

NNSA is one of three federal agencies that have accreditation from the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs.

KCNSC employee creates portrait of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes made of 75,000 plastic beads.

A team of Y-12 employees was recently recognized for the outstanding work in deactivating 16 uranium processing systems in Building 9206.

NNSA employee Michelle McClenehan is president of a San Francisco 49er booster club chapter in Albuquerque.

Jill Zubarev, an NNSA Foreign Affairs Specialist, plays ice hockey and coaches a team.

Two key members of Los Alamos National Laboratory's plutonium mission contribute to New Mexico music.

NNSA engineer from Los Alamos travels to Santa Fe each week to help students learn English as a second language.

Welding programs surrounding the Savannah River Site each received a donation of 2,000 pounds of stainless steel from NNSA for use in training.

Kansas City Field Office Assistant Manager Andy Gibler says the skills he learned playing ball taught him a lot.

The agency's future leaders recently took part in a training course at the Kansas City National Security Campus.

Two Sandia National Laboratory scientists earned awards for their work in STEM fields.

NNSA joined U.S. experts and those from seven other countries to observe and participate in a Nuclear Energy Disaster Prevention Drill in Japan

NNSA provided a Thai ministry with Emergency Preparedness and Response training and equipment.

Y-12 engineer awarded for Best Technical Paper for Early Career Nuclear Criticality Safety Professional at conference in Paris.

Two NNSA leaders have received the 2019 Presidential Rank Award for demonstrating exceptional service and extraordinary accomplishments.