An illustration showing the base units of the International System of Units (Awarded to the staff of the NIST Director's Office, Associate Director for Management Resources and Associate Director for Laboratory Programs).
Hendricks, Brandenburg, Ricker, Luce
Luce, Barnard Feeney, Dima, Hedberg, Helu, Weiss
Virts, Jacoff, Saidi, Kimble
Chakalis, Hoehler, Bundy, Chernovsky, Bryant, Choe, Story, DeLauter
Chandramouli
Lin-Gibson, Allocca
Yang, Stein, Neta, Liang
Back Row: Sherman, Beloy, Swann, Hume, Newbury, Ludlow
Front Row: Leibrandt, Sinclair
Liu
Gilmore, Dougherty, Armstrong, Smith, Bollinger, Sherman
LaRosa, Nour, Mumm, Tyra, Bergeron
Frycklund
Leith, Mundy, Graham, Rickerds, Katzman, Franchois
Thompson, Mohamoud, Vijayaverl, Dmuchowski, Senseney
Caromi, Sahoo, Souryal, Hall, Nguyen
Szalai
Poppendieck
Pufall, Russek, Schneider, Rippard
Feng, Horst, Barnard Feeney
Centrone
Mundy, Chakalis, Hoehler, Bundy, Chernovksy, Bryant, Deardorff, Fernandez, DeLauter, Story
Nave
Candell, Quimby, Remley, Novotny
Stocker, Zheng, Renegar, Soons, Thompson
Montgomery, Borchert, Rose, McBride, Sriram
Miller
Shibley, Gomez, Mocca, Hernandez, Martin, Claussen, Spangler
Petersen, Elliott, Toman
Halter
Katz, Stoudt, Campbell, Levine, Zhang, Gnaupel-Herold, Phan, Williams
Back Row: Sandel, Crews, Drapela, Oliver, Blumer, Holiday
Front Row: Bergren, Potts, Schlatter
Lieberman, Robinson, Szwed, Yavetz, Weiblinger, Brown
Grutter
Song
Kline
The B. Stephen Carpenter award, established in 2017, is granted for outstanding achievements or contributions in building ties between NIST and the international measurement community, including other national metrology institutes and international organizations who play a role in the global measurement system.
Norris
Vogl
Mohamoud, Senseney
Brundage
Sorcek
Mitchell
Leicht
The Distinguished Career Award, established in 2017, is granted to employees who have made lasting, long-term contributions to NIST's mission and strategic goals throughout their career.
Pierce
Doiron
Established in 2018, the Distinguished Mentoring Award recognizes the value of mentoring and the positive impact it has on the mission of NIST. The winners of the award have fostered excellence in others, through either a formal or informal mentoring relationship.
Killgore
Copello
The Diversity, Inclusivity and Equal Employment Opportunity Award was first presented in 1977. Previously called the Equal Employment Opportunity/Diversity Award, the award recognizes exemplary contributions or leadership that ensure a more diverse and inclusive work environment for everyone at NIST.
Cipra
Kulvatunyou, Riddick, Wallace
Mell, Yaga
Raines, Amigo, Young
Braine
Jew
Fort
Devereaux, Thatte
Fischer, Sullivan
McClelland
Rufenacht
Eardley, Minniti
The Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) recognizes the high priority placed by the government on maintaining the leadership position of the United States in science by producing outstanding scientists and engineers and nurturing their continued development. The awards identify a cadre of outstanding scientists and engineers who will broadly advance science and the missions important to the participating agencies.
Verma
Chan
Jordan
Alexey V. Gorshkov
Keenan
Hamadani
Long
Petersen
Quinlan
Sinclair
Romine
Spielman
NIST Fellow and director of the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) Donna Dodson retired from NIST and as a federal employee on May 8, 2020.
Olthoff
Virts, Jacoff, Saidi, Kimble
Engineering Laboratory staff discussing potential laboratory emergency scenarios as part of a safety tabletop exercise.
Haynes
Weister, Henry, Mathews, Ritchie, Hobbes, Kaiser, Smith
Zhou
Golmie, Remley