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Projects/Programs

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Advancing PEEM-based Metrology

Ongoing
Specialized imaging methods with high spatial resolution are essential for advancing the physical understanding of emergent materials in advanced electronics

Aerodynamic Flow Visualization

Ongoing
This effort uses advanced fluid flow visualization and flow diagnostic techniques to better-understand the role of fluid dynamics in our Safety & Security focus

Agility Performance of Robotic Systems

Ongoing
The application of robotics in manufacturing is hindered by their lack of agility, including their large changeover times for new tasks/products and their

AI-based measurements For Imaging

Ongoing
NIST streamlines deriving measurements from terabyte-sized images and improves image-based measurement accuracy via web-based applications addressing image

Air Speed Metrology

Ongoing
NIST's versatile wind tunnel is used to calibrate customers' airspeed sensors and to conduct research on the design of novel anemometers, the responses of

Amplifiers

Ongoing
To process information from quantum circuits and systems, it is important to have amplifiers with wide bandwidth, high dynamic range, and extremely low noise

ANSI/NIST-ITL Standard

Ongoing
The standard specifies formats to be used for exchanging fingerprint and other image data.

Antenna Metrology Project

Ongoing
Antennas are the eyes, ears and voice boxes of everything from cell phones to interplanetary spacecraft. The Antenna Metrology Program carries on NIST's

Aperture area measurements

Ongoing
Radiometric and photometric measurements require defining apertures. The accuracy to which these measurements can be accomplished requires minimization of the

Applications of Quantum Information

Ongoing
Theory is being developed and used to devise methods for preserving and exploiting the quantum behavior of ever-larger systems for metrology, communication, and