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MEXICO-USA-CANADA WORKSHOP

Tue, Sep 22 2020
MEXICO-USA-CANADA WORKSHOP OVERVIEW OF MEXICO'S NATIONAL QUALITY INFRASTRUCTURE LAW VIA WEBEX TALLER MÉXICO-EE.UU
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SR865A Lock-In Amplifier

The SR865A Lock-In Amplifier offers superb performance and outstanding value. It's what you’ve come to expect from a Stanford Research Systems lock-in amplifier
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Cleatech Type II Desiccator Cabinet

Cleatech® Vacuum Desiccator Cabinets are vacuum chambers made of clear Acrylic designed for vacuum testing, degassing small parts, defoaming, mixed liquids
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TECH TRANSFER "BROWN BAG" SERIES

Thu, Apr 9 2020, 10:30am - 3:00pm EDT
An open dialogue/town hall forum on the Professional & human dimension of Tech transfer. For the T2 professional, by the

Microbial Measurements

The NIST microbial metrology program focuses on critical national needs in microbiome community measurements, pathogen detection and...
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Elizabeth Strychalski Honored as Outstanding Young Scientist

Elizabeth was nominated for her outstanding scientific talent, technical vision and leadership in the field of engineering biology. She has published important contributions to fields spanning nanotechnology, synthetic biology, statistical mechanics...
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How Low Can You Go? Lower Than Ever Before

Silicon, the best-known semiconductor, is ubiquitous in electronic devices including cellphones, laptops and the electronics in cars. Now, researchers at the...
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Mammalian Cell Measurements

As the fields of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine (TERM) transition from a research endeavor to a successful, profitable industry, there is a need for reliable methods to assess product attributes. Regulatory filings contain many different types of measurement data that are used to assess produce quality, safety and efficacy. Mammalian cell measurements, including count, viability and function, are a major part of these. We develop tools and resources for improving the quality of measurements of mammalian cell attributes, including documentary standards at ISO and ASTM, reference materials, test methods, new measurement capabilities and measurement assurance strategies.
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