Sensor Science Division^* Highlights 2008-2009

December 2009:	Standard stars to enable monitoring of climate change
November 2009:	Small nanoparticles bring big improvement to medical imaging
	Guidelines for pre-launch characterization and calibration of remote sensing satellite sensors
October 2009:	Scientists create NICE solution to pneumonia vaccine testing problems
	Workshop on optical medical imaging
August 2009:	NIST scientists attend ISO's plenary meeting on nanotechnology
July 2009:	Advances in hyperspectral image projection
June 2009:	Annual Council of Optical Radiation Measurements meeting
	Shape matters in the case of cobalt nanoparticles
May 2009:	NIST researchers validate new method for investigating nanoscale pattern shape evolution
	Terahertz waves are effective probes for IC heat barriers
April 2009:	Scientists give a hand(edness) to the search for alien life
	New facility enables color rendering experiments for solid-state lighting source
January 2009:	New tool gives researchers a glimpse of biomolecules in motion
November 2008:	Bright idea illuminates LED standards
October 2008:	Gold nanostars outshine the competition
June 2008:	Standards set for energy-conserving LED lighting

^*Formerly known as Optical Technology Division

various types of LED bulbs

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