The transmission of information in today’s electronics requires the movement of electrical charge, which expends energy and generates … more
The semiconductor industry’s remarkable progress in making integrated circuits smaller, faster and cheaper relies on continual … more
The Magnetics Group's program in superconductor electromechanics has moved to the University of Colorado. Contact principal investigators … more
The Thin Film Electronics Project enables the commercialization of emerging and future semiconductor electronic device technologies, such as … more
In this project we measure the fundamental electrical properties of materials from bulk to nanoscale from 1 MHz to 0.3 THz. Understanding the … more
Over the past decade nanoscale science has produced varied and fascinating nanostructures with an extraordinary range of interesting and useful … more
A JEOL model 7830F field emission source, scanning Auger microscope. more
An electron hologram is a fringe modulated image containing the amplitude and phase information of an electron transparent object. The HolograFREE … more
Mix Masters: NIST Scientists Image the Molecular Structure of Polymer Blends
NIST Contributes to Discovery of Novel Quantum Spin-Liquid
Novel Filter Material Could Cut Natural Gas Refining Costs
Hacking the SEM: Crystal Phase Detection for Nanoscale Samples
Nanoscale Specific Heat Capacity Measurements Using Optoelectronic Bilayer Microcantilevers
An automated spin-assisted approach for molecular layer-by-layer assembly of crosslinked polymer thin films
Giant piezoelectricity in PMN-PT thin films: Beyond PZT
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