PR Archive by Organization - SpaceRef

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Press Releases

NIST physicists chip away at mystery of antimatter imbalanc
(Sunday, November 20, 2011)
Robots big and small showcase their skills at NIST Alaskan events
(Sunday, May 30, 2010)
Countries share good times using gps and the Internet
(Monday, January 22, 2007)
New miniaturized device for lab-on-a-chip separations
(Monday, January 22, 2007)
NIST Math Technique Opens Clearer Window on Universe
(Monday, January 15, 2007)
Mercury atomic clock keeps time with record accuracy
(Saturday, July 15, 2006)
Experiments Help Explain Mysterious 'Floppy' Space Molecule
(Friday, January 6, 2006)
Einstein Was Right (Again): NIST and MIT Confirm that E= mc2
(Wednesday, December 28, 2005)
Finding the true measure of nanoscale 'roughness'
(Thursday, June 16, 2005)
New NIST method improves accuracy of spectrometers
(Thursday, June 16, 2005)
Chip-scale refrigerators cool bulk objects
(Thursday, April 21, 2005)
Noisy pictures tell a story of 'entangled' atoms, JILA physicists find
(Friday, March 25, 2005)
Quantum computers may be easier to build than predicted
(Wednesday, March 2, 2005)
Planning for extreme events by understanding risk
(Friday, November 26, 2004)
NIST unveils chip-scale atomic clock
(Monday, August 30, 2004)
Going to Mercury? Don't leave home without a NIST calibration
(Saturday, August 14, 2004)
A safer way to make metal nanospheres
(Saturday, July 17, 2004)
New standards to improve measurements of microdevices
(Saturday, July 17, 2004)
Electronics interconnections for extreme space environments
(Monday, October 13, 2003)
NIST Micro-Positioner May Help Send Messages From The Stars
(Tuesday, November 12, 2002)
NIST 'microhotplate' may help search for extraterrestrial life
(Monday, November 19, 2001)