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Office of the Director

Awards

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2022 - George A. Uriano Award---Sheena Simmons, Diane Henderson, Kimberly Coffman, Michele Montgomery

For the development and implementation of the Merit Review Automation Program to streamline the State Competition review process for MEP.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Stephen Russek, Karl Stupic, Kathryn Keenan, Neal Zelarney

For establishing a lending library service with the National Institutes of Health for the dissemination of magnetic resonance imaging standards.

2022 - Edward Uhler Condon Award---Stephan Schlamminger

For explaining the physics of a crane operator’s trick of managing a swinging load and applying it to measure the universal gravitational constant G.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Ronald B. Goldfarb, Dianne L. Poster, John Henry J. Scott, Kathryn Miller, Karen J. Wick

For excellence in editing and publication management of articles for the Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

2022 - B. Stephen Carpenter Award---Vincent A. Hackley

For fostering international cooperation between standards bodies, industry, and government, resulting in numerous standards for nanomaterials.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Avi Gopstein, Cuong Nguyen, Nelson Hastings, David Wollman

For exemplary leadership and technical contributions in modernizing NIST’s strategic vision for power systems communication and information exchange.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Kellie Beall, Danielle Blackwell, David Bradford, Stef Britton, Kimberly A. McDonough, Brenda Perry, Debrah Reed, Jasmine Ventura, Cynthea Wines

For development and implementation of the new ASK HR tool, which has transformed HR service delivery at NIST.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Jennifer Helgeson, Priya Lavappa, David Webb

For developing a software tool that supports prioritizing alternative solutions and investment decisions for improving community resilience.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Mary Bedner, Jacolin Murray, Aaron Urbas, Walter Wilson

For developing analytical methods to characterize the safety and effectiveness of hand sanitizers used to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Guodong Shao

For the development of an ISO standard that facilitates the implementation of digital twins in manufacturing to improve analysis and decision-making.

2022 - Colleagues' Choice Award---Terry Raines

For excellence in fabrication services resulting in great scientific impact in quantum nanoscience, national security, and cold atom research at NIST.

2022 - George A. Uriano Award---Elif Karakas

For exemplary leadership in the design, development and execution of BRIDGE, the new Baldrige-Award-application online evaluation tool.

2022 - Gold Medal Award---Marc Levitan, Long Phan

For conception, research, development, and standardization of first‐ever tornado hazard maps and tornado load methodology for U.S. building design.

Charles H. Camp Jr. and Young Jong Lee Bronze award

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Charles H. Camp Jr., Young Jong Lee

For development of broadband coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering microscopy for quantitative, comparable chemical imaging in complex samples.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Ryan Murphy, Kathleen Weigandt, Paul Salipante, Steven Hudson

For development of innovative technology to probe simultaneously the structure and the rheology of complex fluids under extreme shear.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Duncan McGillivray, Adam Wunderlich, Keith Forsyth, Jack Sklar, Daniel Kuester, Azizollah Kord, Robert Horansky, Eric Nelson, Frank Sanders

For development of a validated test methodology to measure the impact of newly deployed commercial cellular equipment on DoD Test Range systems.

2022 - Bronze Medal Award---Alex Farrell, Edward Hagley

For making the NIST synchrotron a reliable, high-intensity, extreme ultraviolet source to support weather monitoring and semiconductor manufacturing.

2022 - Eugene Casson Crittenden Award---Lionel Everfield

For exceptional leadership and personal initiative in supporting safety and continuity of mission-critical OFPM operations during the COVID pandemic.

2022 - Allen V. Astin Measurement Science Award---Dazhen Gu, Aaron Hagerstrom, Benjamin Jamroz, Jeffrey Jargon, Christian Long, Ann F. Monke, Eric Stanfield, Angela Stelson, John Stoup, Dylan Williams

For developing rigorous traceability with correlated uncertainties for microwave power and scattering parameters at 5G/6G communications frequencies.