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This publications database includes many of the most recent publications of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The database, however, is not complete. Additional publications are added on a continual basis.

If you have difficulties in locating a specific publication, please contact reflib [at] nist.gov (reflib[at]nist[dot]gov) and provide any information you may have, including title, author, publication series, or date published.

Recent Publications

An Instrumented Drop Tower for Impact and Stab Testing

Author(s)
Alexander Landauer, Ran Tao, Amanda Forster, Aaron Forster, Michael Riley
This report describes a 4 m instrumented drop tower (IDT) system in use at the National Institute Of Standards and Technology (NIST). Drop tower systems are a...

Redefining Reference Materials for the Evolving Metabolomics Landscape

Author(s)
Tracey Johnston, Fabio Casu, Ashley Russell, Hariharan Iyer, Kristine Gierz, William Davis, Amanda Bayless
The evolution of metabolomics, a field aimed at comprehensively measuring the chemical composition of a biological matrix, fundamentally reshaped the landscape...

Phish Out of Water: A Large-Scale Study of Phishing Email Cues

Author(s)
Jody Jacobs, Shanee Dawkins, Julia Sharp, Katherine Garcia, Brandon Pearson, Warda Usman, Alycia Carey, Joshua Reynolds, Chris Fennell
This poster presents the results of a study on people's perceptions of phishing email cues. The study, conducted in collaboration with Walmart's information...

Optical Measurement of Radiometric Aperture Areas

Author(s)
Ulf Griesmann
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) calibrates the areas of radiometric and photometric apertures using an optical coordinate measuring...
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