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Framework - Related Efforts

Roadmap Version 1.1 (April 25, 2019) Roadmap V1.1 (PDF) Draft Roadmap (December 5, 2017) Roadmap V1.1(PDF) Roadmap (February 12...

CSF 1.1 General Resources

General Critical Infrastructure SMB International Federal Assessment & Auditing SLTT Academia Resources intended for general applications...

CSF 1.1 International Resources

General Critical Infrastructure SMB International Federal Assessment & Auditing SLTT Academia Resources relevant for international...

CSF 1.1 Academia Resources

General Critical Infrastructure SMB International Federal Assessment & Auditing SLTT Academia Resources related to the academia discipline...

Assessment & Auditing Resources

General Critical Infrastructure SMB International Federal Assessment & Auditing SLTT Academia Resources relevant to organizations with...

Perspectives on the CSF 1.1

General perspectives about the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 1.1 Perspectives from the 2018 Cybersecurity Risk Management Conference...

2018 Accomplishments

| Communication and Visibility | Events | Projects | Grants | Strategic Outreach and Engagement | COMMUNICATION AND VISIBILITY NICE...

Accomplishments

2025 Accomplishments NICE Strategic Plan | NICE Framework | NICE Community | Multimedia, Reports, and Publications | Events NICE Strategic...

X-ray Spectroscopy and Electronic Structure of Solids

High-resolution x-ray spectroscopy is carried out at a synchrotron light source to study the electronic properties of insulating chemical compounds. The x-ray absorption and x-ray emission spectra of these crystalline compounds reveal the band structure, many body effects, and phonon interactions that define many of the properties of the compound. X-ray spectra can be used to identify chemical compounds for analytical and forensic purposes.

Microcalorimeter X-ray Detector

Microcalorimeter x-ray detectors invented at NIST are developed for use in materials and physics applications. The goal is to exploit the advantages of these detectors while minimizing the technical complexity of operation and data processing that they impose.

Particles, Tubes, and Colloids

The goal of the Particles, Tubes and Colloids (PTC) project is to develop measurement methods and technologies to enable and improve commerce of dispersed

NIST Special Database 27/27A

NIST Special Database 27/27A:Fingerprint minutiae from latent and matching tenprint images It has been determined that this dataset...
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