Projects/Programs

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Biological and Environmental Monitoring and Archival of Sea Turtle Tissues (BEMAST)

Ongoing

BEMAST Objectives: To provide national, long-term plastic pollution monitoring of the occurrence, quantities, and potential effects of plastic ingestion by sea turtles in the Pacific Ocean. To receive and archive tissue samples from sea turtles caught as bycatch in longline fisheries or stranded in

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Carbon Dioxide Measurements and Reference Materials

Ongoing

CO 2 Reference Materials The Gas Sensing Metrology Group at NIST has a long history of providing reference materials to industry, monitoring communities, and academia. The program began in the 1970’s by developing an initial suite of CO2 primary standard mixtures (PSMs) to support the US Department

Carbon Removal, Capture, Use, and Sequestration

Ongoing

NIST develops benchmark materials, measurements, data, and models to accelerate innovation in and validate performance of materials and technologies for the capture of carbon from air and sequestration in building materials.

Classification Methods for the NIST Biorepository

Ongoing

NIST has been archiving biological and environmental specimens, including marine animal and environmental samples, for over 40 years. Currently, these biospecimens are stored at cryogenic temperatures in the NIST Biorepository located at the Hollings Marine Laboratory in Charleston, SC. Various

Comparative Mammalian Proteome Aggregator Resource (CoMPARe) Program

Ongoing

Comparative proteomics strives to gain insight into key underlying molecular changes that result in unique phenotypes across related taxa. Proteomic analysis complements comparative genomics by providing evidence of protein abundance, orthogonal to gene copy number and amount of transcript. To

Comparative Serum Proteomics Project

Ongoing

State-of-the-art biomolecular analysis is no longer limited to model organisms and is becoming routine in non-model organisms. Major drivers of this emerging bioanalytical capacity include increasing accessibility and quality of sequenced genomes as well as high-resolution fast-duty cycle mass

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Data Tools for Environmental Metrology

Ongoing

A recent addition to operations in the NIST Biorepository, we seek out places where NIST scientists get bogged down by the complexity of their data. Research at NIST can generated some of the most complex data in the world, at times requiring six months or more of processing to get to the data

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Development of NIST Reference Materials for Untargeted Metabolomics, Lipidomics and Proteomics

Ongoing

There is a significant need for tools to increase harmonization, comparability, and reproducibility between laboratories and/or studies, and to provide quality control of sample preparation and data analysis protocols utilized in untargeted omics analysis. Reference materials are being developed to

Environmental Metabolomics

Ongoing

The application of metabolomics techniques to environmental systems biology offers a promising opportunity to achieve insights into non-model organism biology. Each biological system manifests distinctive challenges that offer insights into criteria important for rigorous study design and method

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Environmental Metrology Measurement Assistant (EMMA)

Ongoing

Quantification of environmental metrology data can be complex at the level on which NIST operates. Projects often include dozens of samples from multiple matrices and can target well over 300 analytes of vastly different chemical properties, each of which must be individually assessed. Quality

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HML Organic Chemical Metrology Program Areas

Ongoing

The organic analytical facility, located on the second floor of the Hollings Marine Laboratory, consists of two laboratories with a combined area of approximately 215 m2. These two laboratories provide the space and instrumentation to achieve two main functions for NIST: (1) the determination of

Interlaboratory Comparison Exercises for Organic Contaminants and Trace Elements in Marine Sediments and Tissues

NIST helps benchmark and improve the quality of analytical data gathered on the marine environment by administering annual interlaboratory comparison exercises. The ability to accurately determine organic and inorganic contaminants in a wide range of marine sample types is required to assess their

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Isotopes as Environmental Tracers in Biological Specimens

Ongoing

Multicollector inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (MC-ICP-MS) provides sensitive and precise measurements of stable isotope ratios and can be coupled to a variety sample introduction systems such as laser ablation and gas or liquid chromatography. The versatility and performance of MC-ICP

Macromolecular Architectures

Ongoing

This project’s purpose is to synthesize and characterize model thermoplastics, thermoplastic elastomers (TPE), and mixed resins with systematic variation of polymer sequence, chemistry, and architectures to generate libraries of quantitative structure-property relationships validated by multiple

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Measurements and Standards for Organic Contaminants in Wildlife Matrices

Ongoing

Monitoring contaminant exposure in wildlife is crucial to assess the impact of environmental contaminants on animal health. The development of methods to screen samples for the presence of new compounds (non-targeted research) and to measure the accurate concentration of known, targeted compounds in

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NIST Assists in Marine-Related Disaster Response

Ongoing

NIST and the Biospecimen Science Group continue to collaborate with NOAA Fisheries, other federal and state agencies, and non-profit organizations to provide the ability to accurately assess exposure of marine animals to environmental stressors and provide a resource for retrospective analysis of

The NIST Biorepository

Ongoing

The NBSB was established in 1979 at NIST in Gaithersburg, MD with a pilot project archiving human liver samples associated with collections through the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). New collaborations and banking projects began to be established including the National Oceanic and

NIST Intercomparison Exercise Program for Organic Contaminants in the Marine Environment

Ongoing

Until 2000, these intercomparison exercises were carried out with financial support from both NOAA and NIST. Beginning in 1993, laboratories not directly involved with NOAA programs (e.g., private laboratories) were allowed to participate in the exercises by paying a participation fee. Since 2000

NIST/NOAA Intercomparison Program for Organic and Inorganic Contaminants in Marine Mammal Tissues

Completed

NIST manages the quality assurance of sampling and analysis of marine mammal tissues for persistent organic pollutants and trace elements. This process includes periodically coordinating interlaboratory comparison exercises for analytes relevant to NOAA's marine mammal monitoring efforts. The

NIST Ocean Carbon Measurements

Ongoing

NIST is committed to sustaining the quality of ocean carbon measurements by developing capabilities to provide certified reference materials for the ocean carbonate system measurements and by conducting research to understand fundamental elements of the ocean carbon thermodynamic system. NIST Ocean

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NIST U.S. Pacific Islands Program

Completed

To help address environmental research and resource management in the Pacific Islands region, the 111th U.S. Congress directed NIST to "expand its capabilities and resources into the Pacific region through a Pacific Islands component of NIST" and included funding to "expand its biodiversity storage

Ocean Color

Ongoing

The primary reference instrument for the United States and most international ocean-color sensors is the Marine Optical Buoy (MOBY), an automated radiometric system operated by NOAA and deployed about 20 km offshore from Lanai, Hawaii, where the atmospheric and water conditions support utilizing

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Pacific Marine Mammal Health Assessments (PMMHA)

Ongoing

Pacific Marine Mammal Health Assessments (PMMHA), which began in Fall 2010, are an expansion of NIST marine mammal health assessment collaborations that began in 2002 with bottlenose dolphin wild populations. NIST has a history of involvement in marine mammal health assessment related work

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Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)

Ongoing

Perfluorinated and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) constitute a family of compounds that are distinguished by partial or complete fluorination of alkyl hydrocarbons. Dubbed “forever chemicals”, the unique chemistry of PFAS imparts a high level of stability, making the compounds resistant to

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Plastic Pollution Measurement Science

Ongoing

Plastic pollution is a complex mixture of various types of plastics with different shapes and chemical additives. From microscopic nanoplastics (as small as 1 nm) to large megaplastics (over 1 m), plastic pollution poses significant measurement science challenges. By developing accurate methods for

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