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Planning for the 2025 MBE & QIF Summit at MxD in Chicago on April 15-17, 2025, is underway. NIST and the Digital Metrology Standards Consortium will organize
The third Series-5 release of SRD31 is now commercially available and provides users with processing information for more than 200 material systems not
Advanced manufacturing processes create novel materials and components with superior properties and performance, enhancing the precision, efficiency, and
NIST researchers Eugene Song and Kang Lee chaired and led the development of the IEEE 1451.0 TM-2024 Standard for a Smart Transducer Interface for Sensors and
NIST researchers from the Communications Technology Laboratory's Smart Connected Systems Division recently hosted representatives from the Hawaii Technology
On 02-06 June 2024, the NIST Smart Cities program lead, Dr. Michael Dunaway, led a U.S. delegation to the World Cities Summit (WCS) in Singapore to discuss
NIST researcher Dr. Eugene Song provided a presentation of interoperability testing methods of smart sensors in Internet of Things (IoT)/Industrial IoT (IIoT)
At the 2024 Annual Modeling and Simulation Conference (ANNSIM) in Washington, DC, NIST researchers Serghei Drozdov and Mehdi Dadfarnia gave a 90-minute tutorial
NIST will hold a virtual workshop on Technical Language Processing on 24-25 September 2024. Online registration is $33.00 USD and is available via the workshop
Diverse biological sciences, from engineering to epidemiology, benefit from an increased understanding of how genetic code (genotype) determines downstream
The National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Material Measurement Laboratory's (MML) Additive Manufacturing Program (AM) studies the fundamental behaviors of materials under various conditions to produce reference standards that support U.S. commerce. These reference standards benefit U.S. manufacturing and competitiveness. The following are MML AM projects dedicated to the metrology of AM materials and several material types (metals, polymers, ceramics, & biomaterials). Feel free to contact us with questions or opportunities to collaborate.