NEWS

A unique aspect to our internship program is the opportunity for our interns to engage in activities with the Kansas City community and build relationships with other employees through organized...

Unfortunately, like many camps, the American Association of University Women (AAUW) Tech Trek New Mexico camp, was postponed this summer due to COVID-19. Despite the postponement, it didn’t stop camp...

On June 23 we will celebrate International Women in Engineering Day to help raise awareness for women in STEMM roles and to encourage girls to pursue the amazing career...

Our interns are already hard at work in the community and inside our business. Over the course of a week, 36 of our summer interns had the opportunity to pack...

KCNSC Sr. Mechanical Engineer Arturo Pino sees endless opportunities when he arrives at work each day. He designs and develops manufacturing technology for additive manufacturing of polymeric materials, including equipment,...

The following article and photo are courtesy of energy.gov.

Beth Walker, an engineer in NNSA’s Kansas City Field Office, knows all too well about social distancing and enhanced cleanliness...

Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC) scientists and engineers are making critical advancements in the area of Metal Additive Manufacturing. With new technology comes the need for understanding new process...

Recent developments in laser and optics technology are improving our ability to support multiple applications worldwide due to vastly improved speed times. Femto-second laser machining provides high-laser power, short pulse...

While KCNSC Internal Auditor Alan Moore was driving home one evening from Lawrence, Kansas, a sign off in the distance caught his attention. The sign read, ‘Volunteers Needed’ at Midnight Farm. Alan wasn’t sure what...