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Summer/Fall 2004 Main
features—NIST
Unveils New Mini Atomic Clock, Fingerprint
Devices Highly Accurate, House-to-House
Fire Spread, Improving
Diagnosis Of Heart Attacks, Scientists
Create New Matter Form, Dash
of Nanotubes Quashes Swelling, Nanomaterial
Yields Cool Results, New Process Preserves Transplant Tissues/Organs,
Teleporting
Quantum States from One Atom to Another, Something’s Fishy
about New NIST Food Standard, Digital Evidence, AIDS Database,
Supply Chain Standards
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Fall
2003/Winter 2004 Main features—A 3-D
View for Tissue Engineering, Printing Arrays For Flat
Displays,
Chip Ruler
Uses Scattered X-rays, A Bose-Einstein 'Super Molecule',
Radio Waves 'See'
Moisture in Walls, Seven Receive Baldrige Honors, Software
Opens the Door for Natural Ventilation, Detoxifying Sediments
with Electrons and UV
Light, Using Artificial
Cells as Tiny Test Tubes, With Neutrons, Partners Pursue
the Scent of Success, Digital
Cinema, Rescue Robots, Superconducting Cables
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Summer
2003 Main featuresMimicking Growth Of Dizzy
Dendrites,
Progress Toward a ‘Super Molecule’,
Software
to Cool Summer’s Heat,
Improving
Control of Quantum Dot, New Network
for First Responders, Tool Measures Nanoscale
Forces, Tooth, Heal Thyself, Novel Spectroscopic Method Detects
Terrorist
Threats, Tiny Bubbles Make a Chemist Feel Fine, Peanut Butter
Standard Spreads Quality, Military Communications,
Advanced Technologies, Miniature Mix-ups
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Winter/Spring
2003 Main featuresDual IDs Urged for Border Checks,
Better Chemistry Through Nanorings, NIST Investigates Nightclub
Fire, Web Site Features Tiny Technologies, Using Ocean Color To
Measure Carbon, NIST FY 2003 Funding Approved, Building a Better
Mixer, 'Hairs' to Better Drug Testing, NIST Helps U.S. Capitol
with 'Overhead' Problem, 'Ice Dancing' with Lasers, Co-op Corner
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Fall
2002 Main featuresUsing DNA As a Cancer Biomarker,
Law Gives NIST New Disaster Role, Device Lets Blind Feel Images,
New Tools Analyze Degraded DNA, 2002 Baldrige Award Winners, Glass
SRM May be Boon to Gumshoes, Gene Knock Out Improves
Transplant Prospects, Rescue Robots Compete on NIST Test Arena,
How Frustrated Magnets Control Themselves
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Summer
2002
Main features'Hot' Movies Help Optimize Sensors, Solar
Energy Home Runs on Ribbons, Circuits Sized Without Contact,
Ion Beam
Analyses Trace Quantities, Getting the Drop on Fire Quenchers,
Building Plastic Biochip Devices, Computers Based on Ion Traps?,
Chocolate Standard Raises the 'Bar' on Accuracy, Bugs in Your
Software Vibrations May Warn of Structural Collapses
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Winter/Spring
2002 Main featuresNobel Prize Team Earns New Honor,
Cold Wave Hits Membrane Study, Bement Testifies On WTC Proposal,
ATP Announces New Competition, Service Calibrates Excimer Lasers,
Corn-to-Plastics Plant Opens, Imaging Tool Has X-ray 'Eyes', Protecting
Soldiers with Gas Mask Tests, The Y's Have itThe Right Stuff
for DNA Tests, Helping Manufacturers Get a Grip, Co-op Corner
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Fall
2001 Main featuresUltrathin Wires Made Defect-free,
Composite Pipes Carry Oil and Gas, Atomic Clock Uses Optical Frequency,
Corrective Lenses For UV Lithography, Designer Polymers To Aid
Recycling, Liaison Office Focuses on Autos, New Guides Explain
Europes Standards , Ferris Wheel Maker Rides High with MEP,
Smarter Smoke Detectors, NIST Excels in Wine Testing, Black
Box Enhances Medical Decision Making, Co-op Corner
- Spring
2001 Main features Nanoscale Views Of
Atom Structure, Video Standard Aids Radiologists, Integrating
Optics With Electronics,
When Atoms Do The 'Bosenova', Four Firms Get Baldrige Awards, A
Better Look at Fine Details, Coming to a Theater Near You?, Turning
Seaweed into a Scientific Tool, Simulating a Hurricane, Power in
a Small Package, Co-op Corner
- Winter
2001 Main features3-D Matrix Makes Immune
Cells, Standard Advances Parallel Computing, Radiology
Tools Enhance Care,
Going Fishing in the Desert, Flushing with Success in Montana,
Catching Computer Crooks with a ... Library, Hats Off to
NIST Wind Tunnels,
Rijndael Soon May Protect Your Data, New Technique Finds Lost Data,
New Tools May Cut Construction Costs, Co-op Corner
- Summer
2000 Main featuresBest in the World Clock
Debuts, Making Car Engines the 21st-Century Way, Smokeview:
Best Show Yet
for Fire, Candy Is More Dandy When the Shipper Is Quicker, Fighting
Crime with Gunpowder Analysis, Match-Making Software Will
Help Finger
Criminals, Tell It to Your PC, Doc, Neutrons and the Beginning
of Time, Helping Concrete Go with the Flow, Simulations
Look and Feel
Real, Co-op Corner
- Fall
1999 Main featuresModeling Blends Science
with Art, A Laser Ruler For Paint Films, NIST Helps Ensure
Good X-ray
Vision, Helping the Blind Read E-Books, Baldrige Winners Share
Quality Tips, Meteorite Sports Supernova Dust, Natural
Constants Get New
Values, Co-op Corner
- Spring/Summer
1999 Main featuresTrace Gas Method Boosts
Sensitivity, Proteins Hold Key to Curing Diseases, Atomic
Optics: When 3+0=4,
Bette Reference Detectors, Sensor Predicts Electrical Failures,
Round Molecules Find Many Uses, Co-op Corner
- Winter 1999 Main featuresPhysicists Build
Better Atom Laser, Calibration Service For Prostate Seeds, News
Round Up, Molding the Future of Auto Bodies, Medal of Science Awarded
to Cahn, Magnetic Squeeze Forms Metal Parts, Mini CAT Scans
Check
Out Circuits, Co-op Corner
- Fall 1998 Main featuresX-Rays Shine Light
on Enzyme Secrets, Genetic Bar Coding Speeds DNA Testing, Versatile
Crystals Find Markets, 79 R&D Projects Get ATP Awards, Smaller
Chips Need Even Smaller Rulers, Better Detectors With Microgravity,
Co-op Corner
- Spring/Summer
1998 Main featuresSurface Damage From
Electrons, Spindles Cut Costs As Well as Holes, Secure
E-Commerce, Cubic Molecules
Don't Stack Up, FQA Act Extension, Super Insulation Keeps Its Cool,
No More Yucky Chemical Build Up, Co-op Corner
- Winter
1998 Main featuresNew Model Tracks Smoke
Plumes, Polarized Light Improves Displays, Composite Towers
Offer Cost Savings,
Tiny Portals to DNA Sequencing, Cracking Up Over Dental Drilling,
Service Sector Technology Needs, Physicists Build Quietest
of Places,
Co-op Corner
- Fall
1997 Main featuresNIST Physicist Shares
Nobel Prize, Kammer Confirmed As NIST Director, New Material
Likes The
Layered Look, Awards Speed Up R&D Process, Shorts, A Fresh
Look at Train Fire Safety, Machines Team Up for Waste Removal,
Composite
Beams for Better Bridges, Co-op Corner
- Summer
1997 Main featuresDNA decoding, kinder,
gentler nanoscale viewer, manufacturing testbed, precision
parts, ATP action
plan, magnetic data storage
- Spring
1997 Main featuresfitting more data
on CDs, mapping molecules with infrared, heat detectors,
the Baldrige stock index,
molecular modeling, mini display technology, mapping material stress
with neutrons
- Winter
1997 Main featuressplicing HDTV signals,
optical tweezers, virtual reality tool kit, mitochondrial
DNA reference
material, manufacturing extension now nationwide, crystal-drawing
software
- Fall
1996 Main featuresholograms boost light quality,
magnetic recording and storage, portable light source and detector,
firms win Baldrige Award, microsensor arrays, new lead SRM, x-ray
microcalorimeter
- Spring/Summer
1996 Main featuresextension program success stories,
electron counter, acoustic wave transducer, Schroedinger's cat experiments,
revamped website, and x-ray inspection tool.
- Winter
1996 Main featuresmicrojet printing, touch probe
errors, electron beam moire, mammography standards, and molecular
recognition technology
- Fall
1995 Main featuresblood cell bioreactor, scanning
capacitance microscope, fire safety of tall spaces, atom lithography,
metalmaking through modeling, and reference data catalog
Created:
July 2000
Last updated:
April 3, 2007
Contact: inquiries@nist.gov
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