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The new device could help provide vital navigation signals when GPS is either unavailable or has been jammed.

Alerting first responders and law enforcement to the presence of these dangerous chemicals in local supplies of fentanyl can help save lives.

As the nation’s lead agency for measurement science and standards, NIST is uniquely positioned to bridge the distance between fundamental discovery and industrial capability.

The award cites Ye’s achievement in “transformative, widely applicable advances in the control of ultracold atomic systems.”

The presentations highlighted the importance of NIST applying its own expertise and the expertise of others through collaborations and contracts.

Projects will address local cybersecurity workforce needs and will offer practical learning opportunities including internships, apprenticeships and hands-on projects.

The finalized publication is designed to help organizations take effective steps to avoid exposing tokens to attackers.

The awards will help small and medium-sized manufacturers increase the adoption of advanced manufacturing technology.

New X-ray measurements will allow scientists to more accurately monitor nuclear material at power plants and weapons facilities.

For cutting-edge technology, from quantum computing to deep-tissue imaging, detecting every single photon counts.

Anyone wishing to attend the virtual meeting must register by 5 p.m. EDT on Wednesday, Sept. 16.

The scientists offer a practical solution that relies on accounting for measurement errors before testing materials or developing products.

The achievement shows that fragile quantum entanglement can survive even in tough, real-world conditions.

NIST will execute two of its efforts through its Centers for AI in Manufacturing and Critical Infrastructure.

NIST MEP will host an informational webinar on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 1 p.m. ET to provide general information about this opportunity and guidance on preparing applications.

Warm water in household pipes can be a breeding ground for harmful bacteria.

Researchers estimate that 56% of textiles can be recycled or recovered, but most don’t make it back into the domestic supply chain.

Raman comes to NIST from Purdue University, where he was the dean of engineering.

NIST has announced an agreement with SRI International to establish the Quantum Manufacturing Engineering Center (QMEC).

In an investigation that began just days after the tragedy, the team examined two dozen possible scenarios for where and why the collapse started.