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Projects/Programs

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High Assurance Domains

Ongoing
The objectives of NIST’s High Assurance Domains (HAD) project are to design, standardize and foster wide scale adoption of technologies to improve the security, robustness and privacy of the Internet’s Domain Name System. A second dimension of the NIST’s effort is to explore ways to leverage a

High Performance Computing

Ongoing
Current HPC technology broadly consists of: Leadership systems, such as the Department of Energy INCITE systems. Production Systems, such as clusters We work on both types of systems. For example, our work on the Rheology or Flow Properties of Concrete (see pages 15-16 in the latest

Human Factor Guidelines and Accessibility

Ongoing
With the aging of America, increasing prevalence of chronic disease and growing immigrant and minority populations in the U.S., there is the real potential for both unintentional traditional and digital health-care disparities. Health information technology (HIT) holds significant potential to

Identity Credential Interoperability

As the ISO/IEC 24727 technical standard for smart cards nears completion, enabling USG identity credentials to take advantage of the standard is desirable but our federal constituency requires a better understanding of the standard itself. In order to do this, an implementation and operational

Identity Management Systems Research & Development

This project's activities will significantly advance the identity management community's understanding of fundamental issues, and the ability to effectively implement and use identity management systems.

IDMS Standards Activities

Ongoing
This work focuses on U.S. participation on related IDM standards activities, development of standards and metrics, and related outreach. The work program for this project includes: 1. U.S. representation on the following ISO/IEC JTC 1 subcommittees: a. ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC17 b. ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 27 c

Image Analytics

Ongoing
The Image Analytics Project enables scientific discovery by: Understanding scientific imagery, including traditional imagery forms and sizes advanced imagery forms and sizes (including very large images) Characterizing and evaluating sensors and processors of scientific imagery, including

IMS Visualization

Ongoing
To provide visualization tools for use by the IMS project and other network researchers to support development of fundamental metrics. NIST has a high level of visualization expertise and the vast amount of data being produced by the Fundamental Measures (IMS) project requires these types of

Industrial Artificial Intelligence Management and Metrology (IAIMM)

Ongoing
IAIMM has identified IAI systems for decision making, planning, and control in manufacturing as a prime candidate for better Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) centered on both use and evaluation. The specific use case of multi-stage manufacturing presents a broad scope of application to

Information Centric Networking Program

Ongoing
Today the Internet relies on content distribution network overlays and caching to deliver most of its traffic. It is not clear that this architecture can continue to scale to meet data projections of the next decade and beyond. Current research in information-centric networking proposes a new

Integrated CMOS Testbeds for Nanoelectronics and Machine Learning

Ongoing
The increasingly complex device requirements for next-generation computing architectures such as neuromorphic computing or nanoelectronic machine learning accelerators present challenges for researchers across the spectrum of institutions, from small businesses and universities to government

Integrated Data Management for Materials Discovery

Ongoing
Learn more about the Thermodynamics Research Center (TRC); it's history, capabilities, and expanding role in chemical processing, experimental planning, and process design. TRC overview TRC's growth in becoming the nation's leading repository of thermodynamics data, along with evolving programing

Interdisciplinary Projects

Ongoing
Current: DARPA CCU (Computational Cultural Understanding) ​ Past: IARPA MATERIAL (Machine Translation for English Retrieval of Information in Any Language) DARPA LORELEI (Low Resource Languages for Emergent Incidents) and LoReHLT (Low Resource Human Language Technologies) DARPA BOLT (Broad

Internet-of-Things in Healthcare (IoT-Health)

Ongoing
From smart wearables, implants and ingestible electronics to remote physiological monitoring, the Internet-of-Things (IoT) technology has numerous applications in healthcare. IoT-Health has the potential to create a pervasive environment for monitoring patient health and safety as well as improving

Iris Challenge Evaluation (ICE)

Completed
ICE 2006 Workshop ICE 2006 consisted of a large-scale, open, independent technology evaluation of iris recognition technology. To guarantee an accurate assessment, the ICE measured performance with sequestered data (data not previously seen by the researchers or developers

Iris Exchange (IREX) Overview

Ongoing
The data used in IREX comes from publicly available datasets and from operational data provided by various government and commercial entities. The publicly available data sets may be procured from the original sources; in general, NIST does not have license to redistribute any of the public datasets

Iris Experts Group - II Homepage

Documents for Public Comment Some of our IEG activities generate documents that may benefit from public comment. There are three general categories: Documents that are sent to OSAC for further work. Documents that are provided to another entity (e.g. FBI NGI) for dissemination. Documents that will

Iris Projects

IRIS Experts Group II Starting in June 2016, NIST is convening the Iris Experts Group as a series of colloquia addressing topics of interest to operational deployment of biometrics in the United States government and more broadly. Iris Exchange (IREX) The Iris Exchange

ITL Forensic Science Program

Ongoing
The principal goals of the Program are to develop standards, measurement methods, tests, validation studies, and technology to: Better understand and improve the accuracy and reliability of forensic science. Provide scientifically validated bases for forensic methods and standards. Establish

JARVIS-DFT

Ongoing
JARVIS-DFT hosts materials property data for ~40000 bulk and ~1000 low-dimensional crystalline materials and the database is continuously expanding. Some of the properties in the database are: formation energies, bandgaps, elastic, piezoelectric, dielectric constants, and magnetic moments