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Projects/Programs

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Vitamin D Metabolites Quality Assurance Program (VitDQAP)

Completed
Interlaboratory comparison studies of the VitDQAP supported the reliability of vitamin D measurements, including determination of 25-hydroxyvitamin D2, 25-hydroxyvitamin D3, and 3- epi-25-hydroxyvitamin D3 in human serum and plasma. Results from the comparison studies helped participants to make

Wastewater Surveillance

Ongoing
NIST is partnering with the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (DHS/S&T) to develop documentary standards and reference materials to support an enduring capability in wastewater surveillance. Ongoing activities include: Development of a research grade test material

WG3 Analytical Methods

Ongoing
Standard(s) Under Development ISO/WD 20391-1: Biotechnology - Cell Counting – Part 1. General Guidance on Cell Counting Methods ISO/WD 20391-2: Biotechnology - Cell Counting – Part 2. Experimental Design and Statistical Analysis to Quantify Counting Method P erformance ISO/AWI 20395: Quality

WG4 Bioprocessing

Ongoing
Standard(s) Under Development: ISO/AWI TS 20399-1: Raw materials control for bioprocessing -- Part 1: General definitions and requirements for quality control ISO/AWI TS 20399-2: Raw materials control for bioprocessing -- Part 2: Best practice guide for supplies ISO/AWI TS 20399-3: Raw materials

Wide-area Monitoring and Control of Smart Grid

Completed
Objective: To develop and verify innovative sensing systems and take full advantage of existing ones such as smart meters, PMUs, Merging Units (Mus), and other intelligent electric devices (IEDs), to enable greater electric grid resiliency, reliability, flexibility, and sustainability through

Wireless Systems Metrology

Ongoing
The Wireless Systems Metrology Program supports the growing wireless industry by developing methods to test the operation and functionality of wireless devices in the presence of various types of distortion. This includes multipath distortion, ranging from a line-of-sight environment (low-multipath)
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