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of measurements and simulations is increasingly used to improve the understanding of mechanical testing results and provides a means to advance the mechanical testing paradigm toward fewer, more complex tests that
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for the world. Likewise, U.S. manufacturing depends on its 500,000+ machine tools that make precision parts. However, a major problem with these machines is that their performance, which degrades over time due
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. To embrace these changes, this project will develop a shared calibration service, where NIST and the customer share broadband integrated-circuit calibration artifacts, protocols, software, and data through
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RAP opportunity at National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST Immersive Visualization Location Information Technology Laboratory, Applied and Computational Mathematics Division
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NIST only participates in the February and August reviews. Co-advisor: Dr. Angela Stelson, S-parameters calibration lead. Commercial acoustic spectroscopy is stuck below 300 MHz, which limits our
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of integration, encompassing AM equipment, data, and simulation tools. To facilitate this, this opportunity focuses on building the necessary data and computation infrastructure to enable the Integration
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loading behavior. The Kolsky Bar, also known as the Split Hopkinson Bar, is a common technique for studying the high strain rate behavior of materials. Novel improvements to this technique include the use
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characterize complex fluids and their interaction with other matters. However, measurements require interpretation that is aided by computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and computational fluid particle dynamics
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, requiring a variety of phenomena to be modeled. The cross-cutting phenomenon is unimolecular reaction kinetics; the branching among competing reactions is what determines relative peak intensities in a mass
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Semiconductor manufacturing is a complex procedure with challenging variations in machines and processes. For example, due to high-mix semiconductor manufacturing, in which hundreds of types of products