Nobel Laureate Wineland to Leave NIST, Accepts Position at University of Oregon | NIST
Dr. David Wineland, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, is leaving his position at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)…
A Billion Tiny Pendulums Could Detect the Universe’s Missing Mass | NIST
Researchers at NIST have proposed a novel method to detect dark matter using a billion tiny pendulums as sensors. Dark matter makes up about…
Recommendation for Stateful Hash-Based Signature Schemes: Draft NIST SP 800-208 Available for Comment | NIST
NIST has released a draft standard for stateful hash-based digital signature schemes, which could be used to secure government systems against…
Can Nanotubes Be Engineered to Superconduct? Study Suggests Promising New Avenues for Nanotube Research | NIST
Researchers from NIST, the University of Pennsylvania, and Bilkent University in Turkey have made theoretical discoveries suggesting that…
NIST Shows New Device Could Improve Fiber-Optic Quantum Data Transmission | NIST
NIST researchers have developed a new device that could significantly improve quantum data transmission through fiber-optic cables. The…
A New Way to Measure Nearly Nothing | NIST
NIST scientists have developed a new portable vacuum gauge that meets Quantum SI criteria, requiring no calibration and depending on…
NIST Unveils Chip-Scale Atomic Clock | NIST
NIST Physicists Develop World’s Smallest Atomic Clock NIST researchers have created the world’s smallest atomic clock, measuring…
NIST Patents Single-Photon Detector for Potential Encryption and Sensing Apps | NIST
NIST has patented a new single-photon detector that could revolutionize quantum encryption and sensing technologies. The detector, developed…
University of Maryland and CNST Collaborators Publish a Comprehensive Overview of Electronic Transport in Graphene | NIST
Researchers from the University of Maryland and the CNST’s Shaffique Adam have published a comprehensive review of electronic transport…