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Projects/Programs

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metRology for Microsoft Excel

Ongoing
The goal of the metRology for Microsoft Excel* software project is to provide a convenient user interface using Microsoft Excel for some of the specialized

Metrology of the Ohm

Ongoing
Resistance standards traceable to NIST provide references for measurements of current at levels from 3000 A to below 20 fA and are used to support a wide

metRology Software Project

Ongoing
The goal of the metRology software project is to provide a set of specialized functions for statistical metrology as a package for the R software environment

Microscopy Methods

Completed
This project is developing means of quantitatively measuring chemical distributions in three dimensions at the nanometer scale in materials with complex

Nanocalorimetry Measurements

Ongoing
Nanocalorimetry provides a capability to measure the thermal properties of very small samples and at very fast rates. Materials and interfaces of interest

Nanoscale Thermal Properties

Completed
Our goal is to develop measurement techniques to characterize the changes in thermal transport and thermal transition temperatures in polymeric and hybrid

The Nanotechnology Xccelerator

Ongoing
The Nanotechnology Xccelerator is a pilot program to develop a powerful new family of foundry platforms and test vehicles for academics to do scientific

Nanotube Metrology

Completed
Nanotube metrology improvement is a significant effort in the Particles, Tubes and Colloids project dedicated to improving the measurement methods for, and

Nature of the Threat

Ongoing
We use a variety of measurement tools to gain a full understanding of current drug and explosive threats. Particle size, chemical composition, morphology