Nuclear Security Office of the Texas A&M University System

This is another example of the benefits of the #strategic_partnership between the Texas A&M University System and Los Alamos National Laboratory! Thanks to the Texas A&M University College of Engineering and Meloy Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program at Texas A&M University for supporting this effort!

One of the things we strive to do in our #strategic_partnerships with both Los Alamos National Laboratory and Pantex Plant is foster relationships from members across the Texas A&M University System with the local communities. Recently, representatives from the Texas A&M University College of Engineering Spark! PK-12 #Engineering #Education #Outreach visited the Los Alamos National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratories area in #New_Mexico to build relationships and explore #collaboration #opportunities. They spent some time visiting the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History in #Albuquerque as well as learn about opportunities within the Triad National Security, LLC. We're thankful for the opportunity to support TAMUS efforts in this critical #national_security area!

Register today for the inaugural Texas A&M Nuclear Cyber Security Day 2025! As the Texas A&M System leads in answering the call for the next generation of nuclear critical infrastructure, this day will embark on creating opportunities for research, innovation, and economic growth in establishing and maintaining effective cyber security methodologies in this domain. Spanning research, policy, and practice, it is our mission to look to the future of nuclear cyber threats and build a coalition of response for the world. Registration is free at: https://lnkd.in/g5uGY_NF

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From the capital to the Labs ??? Sandia was honored to host Secretary of Energy Chris Wright during his inaugural tour of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) national labs, which kicked off in New Mexico. “I want to start with a huge thank you for the tremendously important research you do and work you do in maintaining our stockpile, modernizing our nuclear weapons stockpile and of course, the work in computation, cyber and AI,” Wright said to Sandia’s workforce. During the visit, he met with Sandia leadership, received briefings on programs and their contributions to national security and toured the MESA complex. Read more about Secretary Wright’s visit: https://bit.ly/41w2KK8

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Los Alamos teams travel nationwide to recover radioactive material from hospitals and research labs, keeping it out of the hands of potential terrorists. Since 2019, they've successfully recovered 100 shipments that could have been stolen or smuggled for use in "dirty bombs."?? https://ow.ly/9rTx50VaGO2

As part of his inaugural U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) national labs tour, Secretary Chris Wright visited Sandia’s headquarters in Albuquerque. Sandia was honored to host the new secretary, who met with engineers and scientists, toured facilities and discussed the critical role Sandia plays in advancing national security, nuclear deterrence, energy solutions and innovative technologies like AI.