NNSA nonproliferation leader reflects on his office’s crucial mission at event celebrating international nuclear security
Dr. Brent Park spoke at the 25th anniversary of Sandia National Laboratories’ Cooperative Monitoring Center.
The Infrastructure Interviews: Part 1
An in-depth look at the state of the NSE’s infrastructure through the lens of NNSA senior leaders.
How to get uranium out of Canada? (Hard work and ingenuity!)
A detailed look at the campaign to transport uranium-rich target residual material from Canada to the Savannah River Site.
NNSA and its partners adapt to pandemic and think differently about how to hold an export control meeting – and attendance skyrockets
NNSA, along with its partners in Singapore and Japan, and parts of three U.S. government departments held a successful virtual export control seminar.
Excellence in collaboration: NNSA included in FLC Midwest Regional Partnership Award
NNSA's BUILDER software received the Federal Laboratory Consortium's award alongside the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
NNSA launches new web platform to support the nonproliferation work of the Nuclear Suppliers Group
NNSA aims to help the 48 governments of the Nuclear Suppliers Group with secure intranet and document repository for its nonprolfieration work.
Passing on the lessons of experience to the next generation of NNSA leaders
In September 2020, after three years of persistence, NNSA was awarded TQP Accreditation by Deputy Secretary of Energy Mark Menezes.
KCNSC delivers employee appreciation boxes during pandemic
Throughout November and December, “appreciation boxes” will arrive on KCNSC employees’ doorsteps.
As cleanup of contaminated Seattle building nears completion, two remediation managers discuss lessons learned
Neither of them knew that the incident at the would dominate their professional lives for 18 months… and counting.
NNSA supercomputers recognized worldwide for speed and performance
All three of NNSA's National Laboratories were honored on the latest Top500 list of the world's fastest supercomputers.