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PSCR 2017 Deployable Networks R&D Summit

Wed, Oct 18 - Thu, Oct 19 2017

PSCR is pleased to announce that the 2017 Deployable Networks R&D Summit will take place October 18-19, 2017 at the

2014 Rank Prize - John Kitching and Svenja Knappe

The physicists were awarded the prizes "for the creation and demonstration of the first chip-scale atomic clock."

2014 World's Most Influential Scientific Minds - Deborah Jin and Jun Ye

The report concludes that these individuals are "influencing the future direction of their fields, and of the world."

2011 William A. Wildhack Award - Michael Lombardi

Mike’s contributions to excellence in metrology include his role in helping to develop the world’s first continuous, near real-time

2015 Presidential Rank Award - Jun Ye

Jun Ye's research advances the frontier of light-matter interaction and focuses on precision measurement, quantum physics and ultracold

Chip-Scale Sensor Invention with Vast Applications: Maximizing Transfer to Industry

As a result of innovation developed at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and in collaboration with partners in the

International award for pioneering x-ray spectroscopy with superconducting transition-edge sensor microcalorimeters

This award presentation was primarily based on the team’s pioneering measurements of exotic atom x-ray emission with a TES microcalorimeter

IEEE Magnetics Society 2016 Distinguished Service Award - Ron Goldfarb

The award was given “for two decades of leadership in advancing the quality and operational excellence of Magnetics Society and IEEE

2016 Highly Cited Researchers - Jun Ye and Deborah Jin

Fellows Jun Ye and Deborah Jin (1968–2016) have been named Highly Cited Researchers for 2016 by Thomson Reuters. Ye and Jin are two of 110

2017 E. Bright Wilson Award in Spectroscopy - Dave Nesbitt

For his outstanding contributions to the understanding of molecular structures and reactive dynamics by high resolution and single-particle

2015 Sensors Council Technical Achievement Award - John Kitching

The award was given "for pioneering work on chip-scale atomic sensors and devices."

1998 I.I. Rabi Award - Dave Wineland

For the first laser cooling of any atomic species and the demonstration of innovative methods for laser cooling of trapped ions, providing

2006 I.I. Rabi Award - James Bergquist

For seminal contributions to laser spectroscopy and the realization of accurate optical frequency standards.

2013 I.I. Rabi Award - Judah Levine

For outstanding contributions to the field of precise time keeping and time transfer, including pioneering research and development of GNSS

2016 Rabi Award - John Kitching

For his pioneering work on Chip-Scale Atomic Devices.

NIST research affiliate John Teufel holding his micro drum

2017 PECASE - John Teufel

Teufel received the award for his innovations in quantum optomechanics that are helping mechanical technologies approach the quantum limits

2016 PECASE - Andrew Ludlow

For developing and perfecting optical lattice atomic clocks as the most stable and accurate clocks in the world, which will have future

2013 PECASE - Ana Maria Rey

Ana Maria Rey, a physicist and associate researcher in PML and a Fellow at JILA, a joint research institute of NIST and the University of

2008 Arthur L. Schawlow Prize in Laser Science - James Bergquist

Bergquist was chosen "for his contributions to laser science and tests of fundamental physical principles, in particular the application of

Physicist David J. Wineland of NIST Boulder Laboratories in Colorado

2001 Arthur L. Schawlow Prize in Laser Science - Dave Wineland

Wineland was chosen "for an extraordinary range of pioneering studies combining trapped ions and lasers."

New Breakthrough Cryogenic X-ray Microcalorimeter Improves Microanalysis Tenfold

December 3, 1996

The Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology has developed a revolutionary new X-ray micro- calorimeter that offers tremendous

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