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Awards Received by NIST Employees

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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

Charles Romine Receives 2019 Presidential Rank Award

Charles Romine is recognized for his leadership in transforming the NIST Information Technology Laboratory (ITL) into the nation’s leading institution conducting research in information technology metrology, including a broad range of areas such as...

Donna Dodson Receives 2019 Presidential Rank Award

Donna Dodson is recognized for her technical acumen, extraordinary leadership, and worldwide impact in the area of cybersecurity. She serves as both Director of the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence and Associate Director of the NIST...

Ronald Boisvert Selected as a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

Ronald Boisvert, Chief of ITL’s Applied and Computational Mathematics Division (ACMD), has been selected as a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Becoming an ACM Fellow is no small feat, as the award and fellowship recognize...

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Raied Caromi, Tim Hall, Thao Nguyen, Anirudha Sahoo, Michael Souryal

For the standardization of Citizens Broadband Radio Service in support of more efficient spectrum sharing between commercial and federal users.

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Dustin Poppendieck

For innovative research and standards leadership in quantifying airborne contaminant emissions from spray polyurethane foam insulation

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Allison Barnard Feeney, Shaw C. Feng, John A. Horst

For vision, leadership and outstanding contributions to a standard for the exchange of quality information in digital manufacturing enterprises.

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Rodney Bryant, Matthew Bundy, Anthony Chakalis, Artur Chernovsky, Philip Deardorff, Laurean DeLauter, Marco Fernandez, Matthew Hoehler, Andrew Mundy, Brian Story

For execution of cross-laminated timber compartment fire experiments resulting in significant building code changes and improvements in fire safety.

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---David R. Novotny, Jeanne Quimby, Kate A. Remley, Richard Candell

For innovative measurement methods and a first-ever guide that enables manufacturers to realize the benefits of wireless technologies in factories.

Montgomery, Borchert, Rose, McBride, Sriram

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Oliver Borchert, William Haag Jr., Tim McBride, Douglas Montgomery, Scott Rose, Murugiah Souppaya, Kotikalapudi Sriram

For leadership in public/private collaborations that have advanced the security of national and global network infrastructures.

Shibley, Gomez, Mocca, Hernandez, Martin, Claussen, Spangler

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Bryan Wade, Monica Claussen, Anthony Gomez, Autumn Hernandez, Kathleen Martin, Justin Mocca, Carol Shibley, Jeffery Singleton, Megan Spangler

For extraordinary achievement in planning and facilitating an unprecedented relocation of all 55 NIST MEP staff members.

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---John Elliott, Elijah Petersen, Blaza Toman

For development and implementation of a measurement assurance strategy to improve comparability and reliability of cell-based assays.

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Michael Halter

For development and deployment of a method to benchmark performance of fluorescence microscopes that is accessible to the general user community.

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Thomas Gnaupel-Herold, Carelyn Campbell, Michael Katz, Eric Lass, Lyle Levine, Mark Stoudt, Maureen Williams, Fan Zhang, Thien Phan

For identifying improved post-processing treatments for additive manufacturing metal alloys that resolve a critical issue of mechanical part failure.

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.

Lieberman, Robinson, Szwed, Yavetz, Weiblinger, Brown

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Nick Kornegay, Sarah Coe, Melissa Lieberman, Hannah Brown, Margaret Robinson, Michael Szwed, Karen Yavetz, Julie Weiblinger

For achieving a significant time reduction (30%) in the approval process of other agency reimbursable and payable agreements.

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Alexander Grutter

For exacting neutron measurements that established the use of antiferromagnets to enhance and control magnetism in topological insulators.

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Morgan Frycklund

For professional excellence in advocating an inclusive workforce via stewardship of the Incentive Awards and Reasonable Accommodation programs

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Paul Franchois, James Graham III, Esther Katzman, Nicholas Kulick, John Venable, Ann Leith, Andrew Mundy, Ann Rickerds

For enhancing the security of NIST public websites, expeditiously meeting federal requirements and exceeding stakeholder expectations.

Thompson, Mohamoud, Vijayaverl, Dmuchowski, Senseney

2019 - Bronze Medal Award---Robert M. Thompson, Thomas B. Renegar, Johannes A. Soons, Michael T. Stocker, Xiaoyu A. Zheng

For novel contributions to the field of forensics by digitally preserving ballistic evidence from the John F. Kennedy assassination, for the benefit of future generations.

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