Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
Development of Hyperspectral Raman Imaging for Biology and Medicine: Optical Platform and Data Mining Methods NIST only participates in the February and August reviews. Molecules vibrate with
-
, internal dynamics, materials physics and chemistry is of primary importance in determining the processing, performance and viability of advanced ceramic components such as relevant to solid oxide or hydrogen
-
the improvement of measurement science to reduce uncertainties associated with the power rating. Furthermore, as photovoltaic cells and modules age in the field under operation, various degradation
-
of novel optical methods for nanoscale dimensional measurements using the NIST 193 nm Microscope: a newly upgraded, custom-built, world-class high-magnification optical imaging platform optimized
-
opportunities for interested candidates to develop advanced data processing techniques. key words microscopy; light scattering; imaging; interferometry; nanoparticles; gene delivery particles; biophotonics
-
state lighting and water purification), and field emitting ion sources for mass spectrometry. We are also working on the design and fabrication of prototype nanowire electronic devices such as FETs. We
-
characterization (ultrasound, x-ray scattering, IR imaging), and experimental equipment design (CAD, controls (i.e., LabView, Python, Arduino, G-code), image/video processing (i.e., ImageJ). [1] A
-
the measurement of infrared radiation for applications to remote sensing, fundamental metrology, process monitoring, homeland security, defense, and biomedical areas. Specific interests include (1) the development
-
microscope (STEM) image. This is a fundamental transformation from the existing image acquisition paradigm and could enable new types of nano- and atomic-scale metrology. The Material Measurement Laboratory
-
imaging and analysis methods, as well as collaborative efforts with other NIST laboratories for image processing and 3D visualization methods. key words Electron microscopy; Confocal microscopy