Project pages for Colorado

ThermoML-2017 Revision of an XML based IUPAC Standard for Thermodynamic Property Data (IUPAC 2017-016-3-100)

It is intended to update the XML-based dictionary for storage and exchange of thermophysical and thermochemical data based on fundamental principles of

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Good Reporting Practice for Thermophysical and Thermochemical Property Measurements (IUPAC 2019-013-1-100)

Thermophysical and thermochemical properties are frequently measured during scientific research funded by public money. While the primary goals may be different

Supporting Scientific Reviewing of Thermophysical and Thermochemical Research Publications (IUPAC 2023-008-1-024)

The principles of Good Reporting Practice have been stated and justified in the IUPAC project "Good Reporting Practice for Thermophysical and Thermochemical

Standards Development to Ensure Reliable Breath Analysis in the Field

NIST’s Material Measurement Laboratory is developing prototype “breath in a bottle” reference materials and a breath surrogate delivery system to create matrix

Nanophononic Metamaterials for Thermoelectrics

Heat is carried in solid materials predominantly by atomic vibrational waves called phonons. Theory, simulations and experiments have shown that heat transport

Far infrared remote sensing

The goal of this project is to extend and improve far infrared measurements of Earth for remote sensing applications.

Electronic Material Characterization

To provide the necessary information for electronic material manufacturers to predict how and when failures will occur and enable lifetime analysis appropriate

NRC Associateships

NRC ASSOCIATESHIPS Postdoctoral Opportunities in the Fluid Characterization Group at NIST are available in cooperation with the National Academies/National

Measuring Intermolecular Interactions with Electro-Acoustic Spectroscopy

NIST’s Material Measurement Laboratory and Communications Technology Laboratory are developing a new spectroscopy for intermolecular interactions. The team is

Photopolymer Additive Manufacturing

NIST's goal is to support innovation in the Photopolymer Additive Manufacturing (PAM) industry by enabling unprecedented high-resolution, mechanically-precise

Projects from Colorado