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system. We are interested in a range of research topics, from the applied to the fundamental, covering such areas as understanding epitaxial growth of III-nitride nanostructures and development of new
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methods, and digital signal processing and network modeling. Other research topics are High-Tc superconductive Josephson junction array waveform synthesizers and compact cryogenic design for the development
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@nist.gov 301.975.4310 Description The Fire Research Division of NIST’s Engineering Laboratory develops and maintains a computational fluid dynamics software package for modeling building and wildland fires
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for the direct air capture (DAC) of carbon dioxide, and its permanent mineralization or sequestration through appropriate carbonation processes. Development of these technologies is critical to meet U.S. energy
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the researcher a unique opportunity to develop and test novel dosimetry systems for quantification of patient dose in radiotherapy, or dose delivered to products in industrial electron beam processing
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metabolomics. Our studies focus on developing new mass spectral data analysis algorithms (e.g., clustering) to better solve the common key persistent problems arising from factors such as mass shift and peak
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on fundamental constants in the development of quantum electrical standards. The FEM group uses physical laws, quantum invariants, and ultra-precision measurement techniques to create and refine a core set of
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) to characterize the nuclear motions associated with the observed THz features. New methods based on electro-optical dual-optical-frequency combs and room-temperature multi-heterodyne detection are under development
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), in the CODATA evaluation of fundamental constants, and in more stringent tests of quantum electrodynamics (QED). Experimental efforts include the development of novel ion trap architectures
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cycling, and absorbed interfacial moisture. This project aims to develop in-situ mechanical tests, coupled with mechano-responsive fluorophores, moisture sensitive fluorophores, and advanced imaging