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Projects/Programs

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Trapped Ion Optical Clocks

Ongoing
The pursuit of fundamental limits in frequency metrology has historically motivated the development of groundbreaking techniques such as laser cooling and spin

Trusted Spectrum Testing

Ongoing
The availability of wireless spectrum bandwidth has a profound impact on US industry’s ability to engineer a new generation of wireless devices. This program

Trustworthy Intelligent Networks

Ongoing
NIST is working with industry and academia to improve the trustworthiness and applicability of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to

Trustworthy Networks Program

Ongoing
NIST works with industry partners to advance the research, standardization and adoption of technologies necessary to increase the security, privacy, resilience

Trustworthy Networks of Things

Ongoing
NIST is working with industry to design, standardize, test and foster adoption of network-centric approaches to protect IoT devices from the Internet and to

Tutorials in Analytical Chemistry

Ongoing
The following videos and corresponding narrated PowerPoint presentations are provided for training and education in chemical metrology. Each presentation

Ultra-dense Networks

Ongoing
Ultra-dense networks will arise not only from an expanded user base and shorter links, but also from an enriched topology, including different technologies and

Understanding Flow Meters

Ongoing
Accurate flow measurements are needed for test fluids, temperatures, pressures, flows, and installation conditions that differ from those used during NIST's

Uniaxial Tension Beyond Necking

Ongoing
This project is developing methods to extract valid tensile stress-strain data out of an ASTM E8-type test beyond the point of necking.