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

2024 Stakeholder Meeting for NIST Support of EPA in Implementing the Clean Air Act The NIST Gas Sensing Metrology Group

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.

NIST Additive Manufacturing (AM) hosts and participates in various workshops and events. Explore below for information about past and...

Additive manufacturing (AM) uses digital designs to fabricate complex, three-dimensional products that are built up, layer-by-layer . The...

Ashley, an early-career engineer, studies ways to reduce waste and recycle efficiently.

UV detectors need to be carefully calibrated to ensure that the UV light used is both safe and effective.

The deadline for submitting concept papers during the first stage of the application process is Sept. 30, 2024.

The staff directory provides the phone number and email for NIST MEP staff.

First, the upper yoke is removed to provide access to the coils and vacuum chamber, which are shown in the next picture. The yoke assembly...

In December of 1997 the iron for the SURF III magnet structure arrived at NIST. The pieces were taken off the trucks that delivered them...

The south backleg is guided into position on the lower yoke. The two backlegs support the upper yoke assembly and provide a return path for...

The first stored beam and production of synchrotron radiation from SURF occurred at 11:10 AM 17 Dec 1998. The initial electron beam was an...

Our Research & Statutory Drivers ITL lives and breathes research. Our research provides the technical basis for our contributions to...

ITL Relevance to Critical & Emerging Technologies In May 2023, the White House released the U.S. Government National Standards Strategy for...

NIST provides robust support for the development and use of voluntary consensus standards (VCS) in lieu of using government-unique standards...

Our History in Standards ITL has a long history and deep expertise in the development of standards. Examples include: ITL produced its...

In May 2024, NIST researchers were invited to provide several presentations at the 7 th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems (ICPS

In the construction context, integrating 5G networks presents numerous challenges. The NIST Industrial Wireless Team has published an article in the online

In a June 2024 presentation, NIST Networked Control Systems Group Leader, Keith Stouffer, presented at the Control System Cyber Security Association