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Awards Received by NIST Employees

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2023 - Eugene Casson Crittenden Award---April Camenisch

For the highest degree of personal initiative, positive NIST-wide impact, and engendering of customer satisfaction.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Jeffrey Shainline, Jeffrey Chiles, Adam McCaughan, Sonia Buckley, Adriana Lita, Anna Fox, John Biesecker, Manuel Castellanos-Beltran, Richard Mirin, Sae Woo Nam

For the monolithic integration of superconducting single-photon detectors with Josephson junctions for advanced computing and single-photon metrology.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Selim Lange, Kyle Sullivan, Justin Senseney, Ingrid Santiago Maldonado, James Simmons, Jennifer Liu, Marvin "Stacey" Windsor

For successful migration of on-premise user data storage to the cloud, thus reducing costs and providing better security and improved collaboration.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Jason Coder

For development of the revised IEEE/ANSI C63.27 standard that modernizes wireless-coexistence evaluations for new technologies and applications.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---John Beltz, Gary Horwarth, John Libert, Kenneth Ko, Bruce Bandini

For the successful advancement of mobile fingerprint capture technology in support of law enforcement field requirements.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Sapna Mehta, Sangeeta Chakravartti, Brian Copello, Brian Berry, Torey Liepa, Swati Bhargava Goel, Nicole Gingrich, Sudip Sarbajna, Indira Kalvakolanu, Liz Reinhart

For successfully leading the development and launch of the CHIPS Incentives application portal and customer relationship management solution.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Chiehping Lai, Nada Golmie

For measuring seasonal variations of the radio wave attenuation characteristics of vegetation at 60.5 GHz for use in international standards.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Organizational Representative: George Jenkins, Organizational Representative: Chandan Sastry

For excellence in organizational development accomplished via the creation of an OFRM and OISM Robotic Process Automation (RPA or Bot) capability.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Christopher Clavin, Therese McAllister, David Butry, Jennifer Helgeson, David Webb

For outstanding leadership in developing two science-based ASTM standard guidelines for community disaster resilience planning and economic benefits.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Nader Moayeri

For collecting a set of BLE RSSI data and evaluating the performance of various proximity detection methods to blunt the spread of infectious diseases.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Joe Falco, Kenneth Kimble, Megan Zimmerman, Justin Albrecht

For developing widely adopted assembly task boards and innovative robotic competitions to advance automation solutions for U.S. manufacturers.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Ann Virts, Ya-Shian Li-Baboud, David Schmitt

For developing innovative metrics, test methods, artifacts, and datasets that measure the performance and safety of exoskeleton wearable robots.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Brandon Lane

For leading and developing the international standard ASTM E3353 on in-process monitoring to improve the accuracy of additive manufacturing systems.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Julie Haney

For leading and developing NIST's Usable Cybersecurity Program, transforming how government agencies view the human element in cybersecurity.

2023 - Bronze Medal Award---Kelly Welsh

For successfully leading two industry-focused initiatives for the Office of the Secretary of Commerce, advancing the administration's workforce policy objectives.

2023 - Arthur S. Flemming Award---Michael Huber

Recognized for his application of neutrons to fundamental problems in basic science.

2023 - William P. Slichter Award---Anthony Kotula, Kalman Migler, Angela Hight Walker

For partnering with industry to develop the rheo-Raman microscope and solve key issues with manufacturing of advanced polymers and other soft matter.

Adam Jacoff Receives The Homeland Security Today: Mission Award

For individuals who devote their personal time, energy, and resources to work for causes related to homeland security.

Wyatt Vreeland, wearing safety goggles and standing at a lab bench.

2023 - Allen Distinguished Investigator Award---Wyatt Vreeland

Composition and Functionality of the EV Corona: Learning from Lipoproteins "In this project, researchers will investigate a recently recognized feature of extracellular vesicles (EVs) known as the “EV corona,” a layer of molecules that may imbue EVs...

Ryan Falkenstein-Smith Receives 40 under 40: E-lecture Series on Combustion Award

For outstanding work on "Characterizing ventilation in fire safety science.

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"The AD-X2 Controversy" Documentary Wins Two NewsFest International Film Festival Awards

"The AD-X2 Controversy" documentary received the Best True Story Narrative and Best of Festival in the NewsFest International Film Festival in Santa Monica, California. The NewsFest is an event under the ETHOS festival umbrella. "The AD-X2...

Evan Wallace Receives the AgGateway President’s Award

Evan Wallace is an electronic engineer in the Systems Engineering Group and has been engaged with AgGateway since the days of the CART project when the Food Safety Modernization Act came out. He also helped rationalize the concepts of the ‘Traceable...