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NIST Quick Technicalendar
September 15 to September 19, 2008 The NIST Technicalendar is issued each Friday. All items MUST be submitted electronically from this web page by 12:00 NOON each Wednesday unless otherwise stated in the NIST Technicalendar. The address for online weekly editions of the NIST Technicalendar and NIST Administrative Calendar is: http://www.nist.gov/tcal/. |
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1:30 PM - Andreev current induced dissipation in a Superconductor – Normal metal – Superconductor tunnel junctionTUESDAY - 9/16
10:30 AM - Towards quantum information processing using single neutral atomsWEDNESDAY - 9/17
10:30 AM - Carbon-nanotube field-effect transistors as chemical sensors
No Scheduled EventsTHURSDAY - 9/18
10:00 AM - In-situ TEM Study of Si and Ge Nanowire GrowthFRIDAY - 9/19
11:00 AM - Electrical Methods for Measuring Mechanical Response of Thin Films
1:30 PM - Questions on measuring hemispheric reflectance and transmittance of coastal marsh grass, sedge and rush stems and leaves
3:00 PM - Recent progress at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte Center for Precision Metrology
10:30 AM - Magnetic Storms: Building Planetary Cores in the Laboratory
9/22/08 10:30 AM - Structured Software Assurance Models (ITL Seminar)
11:00 AM - CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASHINGTON/GEOPHYSICAL LAB. SEMINAR: Tetsuya Komabayashi: Experimental and Theroetical Study of Phase Relations of Pure Iron to the Center of the EarthTUESDAY - 9/16
No Scheduled EventsWEDNESDAY - 9/17
No Scheduled EventsTHURSDAY - 9/18
No Scheduled EventsFRIDAY - 9/19
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9/15 - Fate and transport of engineered nanomaterials in aquatic systems
9/15 - Numerical Analysis in the Digital Library of Mathematical Functions
9/15 - Light Scattering From Features on Surfaces
9/15 - High Speed x-ray spectrum imaging with the Silicon Drift Detector
9/15 - Milliprobe X-ray Fluorescence (m-XRF): a new tool for solving the "micro to macro" problem.
9/15 - Desktop Spectrum Analyzer-2 (Son of DTSA): Nicholas Ritchie's Answer to the Microranalyst's Needs for Spectrum Simulation
9/16 - Strategies for hp-adaptive Refinement
9/16 - Towards Modeling Network Self-Organization/Evolution: Effects of Fairness, Risk Averseness, Competition, and Economic Pressures
9/17 - Challenges in Understanding Intergranular Fracture in Polycrystals
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