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STFP Home sign in | focus RAP opportunity at National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST Advancing Cell-Based Viral Infectivity Assays: Enhancing Reproducibility and Automation
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[email protected] 301.538.9058 Description Miniaturized and integrated photonic components are critical to the development of compact and scalable quantum technologies based on trapped particles
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experimental data. This requires a bottom-up reimagining of many different methodological assumptions, that are currently based around simple single conformations of globular proteins. To address this gap
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materials, (2) the preferred binding sites of adsorbate species in nanoporous solids and predicted experimental signals (e.g., infrared spectra), and (3) the development of DFT-based force field models
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conventional molecular dynamics. We have developed a mathematical technique for simulation of phonon transport in nanomaterials based on the use of causal Green’s functions (CGF). This technique is
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, which can affect the reliability and the performance of the finished device based upon the use of nanodiamonds. It is, therefore, of paramount importance to develop modeling and measurement techniques of
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technology that is based on fundamentally new concepts. This research opportunity is concerned with expanding the knowledge base for cryptography in a quantum era. The focus will be on mathematics and
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diagnostic tool. However, traditional culture-based methods are no longer sufficient to answer modern inquiries regarding microbial metrology. Advances in m ethods that accurately measure and analyze
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nanofibers based on cellulose and chitin, provide for stress transfer, templating, and nucleation, this interface has the potential to enable polymers to outperform conventional polymer composites. New methods
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utilize and optimize them for use in quantum networks. These sources can be based on bulk crystals, engineered crystals, waveguides or integrated photonics. We work closely with the quantum network