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2020 Distinguished Associate Award - Jenny Wu

For the first demonstration of quantum gate teleportation with trapped ions, showcasing a crucial step toward large-scale quantum

2020 - Edward Uhler Condon Award---Glenn Nelson

For his exemplary historical review article commemorating the 100th anniversary of NIST radio station WWV.

2020 - Gold Medal Award---Scott Glancy, Emanuel Knill, Andrew Wilson, Dietrich Leibfried

For the first demonstration of quantum gate teleportation with trapped ions, showcasing a crucial step toward large-scale quantum computation.

2020 - Arthur S. Flemming Award---William Phillips, Ian Coddington, Andrew Ludlow

The Arthur S. Flemming Award was established in 1948 to honor outstanding federal employees for unusually meritorious work.

2021 Francis M. Pipkin Award - Andrew D. Ludlow

For significant contributions to the field of state-of-the-art atomic clocks and precision tests of fundamental physics.

2-Photon Optical Clock Collaboration team

2020 Paul F. Forman Team Engineering Excellence Award

The team is being recognized “for the development of an optical atomic clock architecture that leverages microfabricated photonic components

2019 Distinguished Associate Award - Samuel Brewer

For creating and networking the world's best optical atomic clocks for a 100-fold improvement in precision timekeeping over state of the art

2019 Distinguished Associate Award - Xiaogang Zhang

For creating and networking the world's best optical atomic clocks for a 100-fold improvement in precision timekeeping over state of the art

2019 Distinguished Associate Award - Jian Yao

For creating and networking the world's best optical atomic clocks for a 100-fold improvement in precision timekeeping over state of the art

2019 Distinguished Associate Award - Tara Fortier

For creating and networking the world's best optical atomic clocks for a 100-fold improvement in precision timekeeping over state of the art

2019 Distinguished Associate Award - Robert Fasano

For creating and networking the world's best optical atomic clocks for a 100-fold improvement in precision timekeeping over state of the art

Craig Nelson Portrait for W. G. Cady Award

2020 W. G. Cady Award - Craig Nelson

For leadership in the design and development of state-of-the-art low noise oscillators and phase noise measurement systems. Learn More

Back Row: Sandel, Crews, Drapela, Oliver, Blumer, Holiday Front Row: Bergren, Potts, Schlatter

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Charles E. Oliver, Katie Schlatter, Tiffany Atchison, Michael Blumer, Ray Holiday, Jody Sandel, Norman Bergren, Margaret Crews, Tim Drapela, Petrina Potts

For developing and implementing a central ordering and delivery program for compressed gases and liquid cryogens for the NIST Boulder campus.

Back Row: Sherman, Beloy, Swann, Hume, Newbury, Ludlow Front Row: Leibrandt, Sinclair

2019 - Gold Medal Award---Kyle Beloy, David Hume, David Leibrandt, Andrew Ludlow, Nathan Newbury, Jeffrey Sherman, Laura Sinclair, William Swann, Jun Ye

For creating and networking the world's best optical atomic clocks for a 100-fold improvement in precision timekeeping over the state of the art.

2019 - Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers---Franklyn Quinlan

For generating the world’s most stable electromagnetic signals and making a 10,000-fold improvement in the ability to measure those signals.

2019 PECASE - Franklyn Quinlan

For defying prevailing theory from the past 40 years to generate the world’s most stable electromagnetic signals spanning the radiofrequency

2019 Rabi Award - Steven Jefferts

For exceptional leadership in the design, development, and operation of cold-atom microwave atomic clocks.

Boone, Luptak, Sherman, Jenkinson, Levine

2018 - Silver Medal Award---Joseph Boone, William Jenkinson, Joseph Luptak, Aaron Fein, Judah Levine, Jeffrey Sherman

For launching the next-generation NIST Internet Time Service, which handles over 40 billion requests every day.

2018 - Bronze Medal Award---Dustin Hite, Dietrich Leibfried, David Pappas, Andrew Wilson

For innovations in surface-science and material-preparation technology that overcame a longstanding barrier to implementing ion-trap quantum computing.

2018 - B. Stephen Carpenter Award---Michael Lombardi

For creating the SIM Time Network, a collaboration that makes world-class time metrology accessible to 24 nations throughout the Americas.

2018 - Distinguished Career Award---John Lowe

For decades of exceptional and dedicated service in supporting a broad range of NIST activities as a world-class scientist, manager, and ambassador.

2018 Micius Quantum Prize - Dave Wineland

For his groundbreaking experiments that opened the way to quantum computing and quantum metrology with trapped ions.

2017 - Silver Medal Award---John J. Bollinger

For his breakthrough demonstration of multi-particle entanglement, paving the way for commercially relevant applications of quantum technology.

Novick, Lombardi

2017 - Edward Uhler Condon Award---Michael Lombardi, Andrew Novick

For their timely and well-articulated article on timing needs and requirements for the financial industry.

2018 IEEE Fellow - David A. Howe

David A. Howe, NIST and Colorado University Professional Research Advisor, from Boulder, Colorado, USA has been named an IEEE Fellow. He is