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NIST only participates in the February and August reviews. The NIST-led Genome in a Bottle Consortium has extensively characterized the genomes of several human reference cell lines to serve as
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NIST only participates in the February and August reviews. Communities of microorganisms (microbiomes) abound everywhere and impact (for example) human and animal health, agricultural productivity
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relationship of structure and function in chemical and material systems by the integration of synchrotron X-ray measurement techniques with chemical processes and materials synthesis. The duty station would be
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Academies of Science in the 2009 report Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States. Trace chemical analyses—including drugs of abuse, explosives and accelerants, residues of human decomposition, and
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then to analyze the images for diagnosis. These systems can handle large 3d or higher dimensional data sets and perform correlations that are beyond human abilities. A critical requirement is that these systems be
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, environmental concerns, such as persistent contaminant exposure, impacting human health are of interest. While addressing important questions in environmental health, current research interests focus
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science has relied on DNA for human identification. NIST supports this community by developing genetic tests and standards across several key areas. Their work includes the typing of short tandem repeat
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properties, as well as the absence of commonly accepted machine-readable data formats, requires tremendous human efforts to acquire the desired information from scientific papers, analyze the quality and
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to the detection, identification, and accurate quantitation of trace levels of organic compounds and biomolecules in human blood and tissues and other matrices. Available instrumentation includes (1) four triple
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(resistance and capacitance). Discovering the mechanisms underlying aggregation and cell viability states are also interesting project directions. For example, can the injection of a biotherapeutic to a human