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RAP opportunity at National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST First-Principles Modeling of Electronic Structure and Near-Edge X-Ray Spectroscopy Location Material Measurement Laboratory
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for fabricating near-net-shape metallic parts and generating microstructures that are infeasible with conventional metallurgy. However, the degree of commercial adoption of AM parts is impeded by
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chemical imaging; atomic force microscopy; scanning tunneling microscopy; near-field imaging; 2D materials; Van der Waals heterostructures; quantum materials; Bose Einstein condensates; BSC
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Sara Orski [email protected] 301 975 4671 Description Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is the rapid, workhorse technique used by recycling facilities for sorting of plastics, yet as currently used it
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to quantify regional trace gas emissions. We are seeking talented researchers passionate about expanding the application space of optical frequency combs. Literature references: F. R. Giorgetta, et.al. “Free
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240.314.6361 Description Despite the great promise for the field of proteomics, technologies for identifying and quantifying low abundance proteins remain limited. Mass spectrometry (MS) is the most widely used
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, adding uncertainty to measurements of the phase of transmitted or reflected signals; and (3) spurious modes of electromagnetic wave propagation are easily excited near the probe contacts, reducing
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include near-infrared (IR) and mid-IR semiconductor laser-based absorption spectroscopy systems, ultraviolet (UV) to near-IR gas laser-based Raman spectroscopy systems, Fourier-transform IR spectrometers
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areas of the US have been attributed to the iron sulfide mineral pyrrhotite, in which its relative instability results in decomposition with associated staining, expansion, and pop-outs near concrete
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shown that these structures are almost purely radiatively broadened at 9 K. We are soliciting proposals to extend this experimental method to investigate multi-exciton and charged exciton complexes. We