The article introduces Gregory Strouse, a physicist at NIST who has been with the organization since 1988. Strouse currently serves as the Associate Director for Measurement Services at the Physical Measurement Laboratory (PML) and is responsible for directing measurement services for PML, which accounts for over 90% of NIST’s work. He also oversees all calibration services at NIST and serves as the Deputy Quality Manager, ensuring the quality system assessments for all calibration services.
In his parallel role at NIST, Strouse is the acting Deputy Associate Director for Management Resources. In this capacity, he works with various office directors to provide mission-focused institutional support. Additionally, he serves as the acting Division Chief of Information Services (Research Library).
The article highlights Strouse’s extensive experience and expertise in scientific research and applied metrology, particularly in the areas of temperature, humidity, pressure, and vacuum. He is also mentioned as a champion for Quantum SI and NIST-on-a-Chip, indicating his involvement in cutting-edge quantum technology initiatives at NIST.
Keywords: metrology, calibration, standards
