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Innovations in Measurement Science: FY 2014 Projects

NIST Colloquium Image Nov. 15, 2013
The NIST Innovations in Measurement Science (IMS) Program—formerly called Competence—provides funds to explore high-risk, leading-edge research concepts that anticipate future measurement and standards needs of industry and science. The IMS program has enabled some of the most significant breakthroughs in measurement science at NIST, and has helped us maintain our stature as the world's premier measurement science laboratory. This special seminar is an opportunity for you to hear about these exciting research projects directly from the teams selected during this year's IMS submission process.
Created September 16, 2013, Updated January 5, 2017
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