Manipulation and Imaging of Dilute Densities of Electron Spins | NIST
Researchers at NIST are developing a new imaging technique that combines atomic force microscopy with electron spin resonance to study…
Pirouetting Molecules Can Help Us Learn About the History of the Universe | NIST
Scientists at NIST have developed a new method to study individual molecules with unprecedented precision, using a combination of ion trapping…
Sungmin Kim | NIST
Sungmin Kim is a researcher at NIST working on advanced scanning probe microscopy techniques for studying 2D quantum materials. With a…
Ultra-fast Electrical Characterization of Nanoscale Devices in Extreme Environments | NIST
NIST researchers are developing advanced measurement techniques to characterize nanoscale devices operating at extreme temperatures and…
How Atomic Clocks Have Changed Our World | NIST
This article explores how atomic clocks have transformed the way we measure and experience time. While people often take the time on their…
‘The Last Artifact’ Brings Metrology to TV | NIST
“The Last Artifact” is a documentary produced by Jaime Jacobsen and Ed Watkins, with funding from NIST, that explores the world of…
The Frustrated Matter of Quantum Spin Liquids | NIST
The article discusses the concept of a “quantum spin liquid” (QSL), a state of matter where electrons’ spins remain random…
Reason and Measurement, Suits and Ties: My Personal Journey to the New SI | NIST
The article discusses the upcoming redefinition of the International System of Units (SI) by the General Conference on Weights and Measures on…
Unboxing a New Spin-Triplet Superconductor | NIST
Researchers at the University of Maryland Quantum Materials Center have discovered a new spin-triplet superconductor, uranium ditelluride…