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Projects/Programs

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Future Directions for Magnetic Sensors

Completed
Our goal is to develop the scientific understanding needed to allow modeling and simulation to become the driving force in improving magnetic sensors and to

High Rate Testing

Ongoing
This project involves sample geometry and metrological development for high rate servohydraulic testing. (Content to be uploaded soon)

JARVIS-ML

Ongoing
JARVIS-ML is a repository of machine learning (ML) model parameters, descriptors, and ML related input and target data. JARVIS-ML is a part of the NIST-JARVIS

Lead-Free Solder

Completed
Solder and solderability are increasingly tenuous links in microelectronics assembly as a consequence of ever shrinking chip and package dimensions, and the

Magnetic Imaging

Completed
Our goal is to develop a real-time magnetic domain imaging system and apply it to technologically important systems, including data-storage and permanent

Marciniak Multiaxial Testing

Ongoing
A novel method for measuring multiaxial stress-strain curves in sheet metal has been designed based on a modified Marciniak punch stretching geometry. Since the

Materials Informatics

Ongoing
The Materials Genome Initiative will create a new era of materials innovation that will serve as a foundation for strengthening domestic industries in these

Membranes for Clean Water

Completed
This project provides measurement solutions that probe the surface and internal structure of polymer membranes used in water purification, and correlate that

Metrology of Magnetic Materials

Ongoing
We are developing best practice metrology for characterization of magnetic nanoparticle systems (e.g. blocking temperature, anisotropy, property distributions

Metrology for Nanoimprint Lithography

Completed
Our goal is to develop, advance, and demonstrate measurements that facilitate Nanoimprint Lithography (NIL) as a viable technology for the patterning of robust

Metrology for Nanolithography

Ongoing
Our goal is to develop measurements that quantify the shape, size, orientation, and fidelity of nanoscale patterns as a platform to quantitatively evaluate

Micro-rheometry

Completed
Our goal is to develop and promote the adoption of small-volume rheological methods for complex fluids including bio-fluids, suspensions and polymers, where

Microscopy Methods

Completed
This project is developing means of quantitatively measuring chemical distributions in three dimensions at the nanometer scale in materials with complex