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Brian Lang (Fed)

 Brian Lang Came to NIST in 2005 after receiving his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from Brigham Young University with an emphasis on solid state thermodynamics. As part of his graduate work where he measured low temperature heat capacities of various materials in order to study magnetic and structural transition and to examine physical behavior as materials approach absolute zero.

His current research interests concern thermodynamics of biomolecules, including the binding of small molecules (ligands) to proteins, DNA hybridization and enzyme catalyzed reactions.

Publications

Certification of Standard Reference Material® 1595a Tripalmitin

Author(s)
Michael Nelson, Jerome Mulloor, Brian Lang, Blaza Toman, Antonio Possolo, William Perry, Alicia Lyle
Standard Reference Material (SRM) 1595a Tripalmitin is a high purity chemical substance having a certified value for purity, expressed as a mass fraction. It is
Created October 9, 2019, Updated December 8, 2022
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