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NIST Pubs

Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Textiles Present in Firefighter Gloves, Hoods, and Wildland Gear

Author(s)
Andre Thompson, Andrew Maizel, Meghanne Tighe, Samuel Escobar Veras, Alix Rodowa, Bruce Benner, Audrey Tombaugh, Jessica Reiner, Michelle Donnelly, Ryan Falkenstein-Smith, John Kucklick, Catherine Rimmer, Rick Davis
Firefighter turnout gear has been found to contain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and is a potential source of PFAS exposure to firefighters

NIST conference papers fiscal year 2024

Author(s)
Kathryn Miller, Myriam Dilawari, Julie Jew
This Special Publication represents the work of researchers at professional conferences, as reported by NIST employees in Fiscal Year 2024 (October 1, 2023

temo: teqp‐based model optimization

Author(s)
Ian Bell
The temo library is a set of building blocks that facilitate the automation of fitting models to experimental data for thermodynamic properties. The library is

Implementation Guidance for Common Data Formats

Author(s)
John Dziurłaj
This document discusses various topics related to the practical implementation of the NIST Voting Common Data Formats. This includes materials on how the CDFs

Hardware Security Failure Scenarios

Author(s)
Peter Mell, Irena Bojanova
Historically, hardware has been assumed to be inherently secure. However, chips are both created with software and contain complex encodings (e.g., circuit
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