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are needed to support the clinical testing community and manufacturers of working standard materials. Challenges lie in developing relevant standards in a timely fashion to support new clinical targets and
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apparent diffusion coefficient, fractional anisotropy, and to generate accurate temperature maps by use of endogenous or exogenous reporters in vivo and in vitro. We plan to develop application-specific
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, but face technical challenges to achieve their potential for high efficiency. Third generation devices are now being developed that exploit nanoscale three-dimensional (3D) structures to achieve higher
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the combined research of the AEO and the CRP, web-accessible tools are being developed (e.g., the Economic Decision Guide Software – EDGe$ Online Tool) to support community resilience planning. Therefore, strong
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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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chemistry which provides certified reference materials for pH and acidimetric measurements. We are recruiting applicants to advance our electrochemistry reference materials program to support the development
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of materials under operational conditions improves fundamental understanding and accelerates development of highly-reliable materials and devices. Applicants will work to develop relevant test approaches
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trade-offs that severely compromise the overall efficiency and lifecycle of flow battery technology. We are working to develop strategies to improve on those performance trade offs. We are using rheology
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-Boulder currently has the only supercritical CO2 corrosion facility in the country. Important corrosion data will inform new standards on CO2 pipelines (materials and operating conditions) being developed
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of these technologies are related to cell counting (“enumeration”) since cell count is often essential for interpretation of more complex measurements. Cell counting can seem like an easy measurement, but developing a