By National Institute of Standards and Technology | May 30, 2019

NIST Study Identifies Chemical Blends as Possible Alternative Refrigerants

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | May 2, 2019

NIST Research Sparks New Insights on Laser Welding

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | May 3, 2018

One Detector Doesn’t ‘Fit All’ For Smoke In Spacecraft

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | March 23, 2018

NIST Facilitates First-Ever Spectrum Sharing Between Military And Public Wireless Users

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | December 11, 2017

Scientists Channel Graphene to Understand Filtration and Ion Transport

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | October 26, 2017

It’s All About the Mix

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | August 14, 2017

Automated Fingerprint Analysis Is One Step Closer To Reality

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | May 12, 2017

X-rays from Copper Source Set New Gold Standard for Measuring Industrial Materials

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | December 5, 2016

Safer, Less Vulnerable Software Is The Goal Of New NIST Computer Publication

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | December 1, 2016

Sniffing Like A Dog Can Improve Trace Detection Of Explosives

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | November 23, 2016

New Standard Helps Optical Trackers Follow Moving Objects Precisely

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | November 18, 2016

Closing Tech Gaps Can Fortify Advanced Manufacturing, Save $100 Billion

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | October 7, 2016

New NIST Test Bed Makes The ‘Digital Thread’ Accessible

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | March 9, 2016

NIST’s Internet Time Service Serves the World

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | February 4, 2016

NIST Performs Critical Measurements for James Webb Space Telescope

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | December 28, 2015

Nanoworld ‘Snow Blowers’ Carve Straight Channels in Semiconductor Surfaces

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | March 11, 2015

NIST Gets New Angle on X-Ray Measurements

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | February 24, 2015

NIST Awards $26M to Support Manufacturing in 10 States

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | February 23, 2015

Following a New MAP for Solid-State Lighting

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | February 2, 2015

NFL, GE & Under Armour Collaborate on Head Health Challenge

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | January 27, 2015

NIST’s Million-Pound Deadweight Machine to Be Restored

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | January 9, 2015

Collaborative Project Will Give Manufacturing New Digital Threads

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | September 4, 2014

NIST Team Honored for Work on Military Smartphone Apps, Security

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | August 6, 2014

NIST Ion Duet Offers Tunable Module for Quantum Simulator

By National Institute of Standards and Technology | August 6, 2014

Ion Duet Offers Tunable Module for Quantum Simulator

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