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Mathematics & Statistics
Overview
Using the latest mathematics approaches and computational methods, researchers at NIST provide state-of-the-art contributions that assist industry and academia in tackling some of the most difficult scientific, technical, and engineering problems and tasks.
Happy 75th anniversary, math and stats at NIST!
To commemorate this 2022 anniversary, NIST organized an online symposium featuring historical reflections, assessments of the impact of NIST work, presentations of current work, and examples of areas of future growth. Watch recordings from the anniversary symposium.
Mathematics and statistics Topics
The Research
Additional Resources Links
The Pioneering Life of Ethel Marden
Ethel Marden was a NIST mathematician who worked with SEAC, the nation's first computer with a memory, and lived a life that many would envy.
News
The Future Is Now: Spreading the Word About Post-Quantum Cryptography
New NIST Method Can Better Identify Sneaky Sugars on Viruses’ Spiky Weapons
NIST Releases Latest Software for Modeling Manufacturing Systems
NIST-Designed Photonic Chip Transforms a Single Beam of Light Into Multiple Beams, Each With a Panoply of Different Properties
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