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No Scheduled EventsTUESDAY - 3/20
10:30 AM - 3D Scanning at the Yale Graphics GroupWEDNESDAY - 3/21
10:30 AM - Ultrafine Indoor Airborne Particulate Matter: Identification, Classification and Correlation with Outdoor Values
2:00 PM - Standardizing Voodoo: Advanced Method for the Measurement of Distillation CurvesTHURSDAY - 3/22
10:00 AM - The Design of Mechanically Robust Interconnect Structures for Advanced MicroelectronicsFRIDAY - 3/23
10:30 AM - High-resolution atomic force microscopy: Where are we, and where will the future take us?
11:00 AM - Designing Biological Functions in Complex Supramolecular Materials
10:30 AM - If Archimedes Had a Computer: Why Ships, Icebergs and Buildings Tilt and Capsize
3/29/07 1:30 PM - NIST’s New Patent Policy: An Enabler for Technology Transfer - Myths, Misconceptions and Facts
No Scheduled EventsTUESDAY - 3/20
No Scheduled EventsWEDNESDAY - 3/21
No Scheduled EventsTHURSDAY - 3/22
No Scheduled EventsFRIDAY - 3/23
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2/21 - Method to Determine Collection Efficiency of Particles by Swipe Sampling
3/19 - Computational Nanosciences at NIST
3/19 - EUV Spectra from Highly-Charged Ions of Tungsten in the 12-20 nm Region
3/19 - NIST Numerical Databases for Atomic and Plasma Physics
3/19 - Atomic Transition Probabilities for Cl I - Cl III
3/19 - Measurements of spectral line shapes for studying the particle density and motion in an imploding z-pinch plasma
3/19 - Total Ionization Cross Sections of Silicon Chlorides by Electron Impact
3/19 - Diagnostic Spectrometers for Tomorrow's X-Ray Sources.
3/19 - FLYCHK At NIST : The Population Kinetics Modeling Capability
3/19 - Spectra of Ne II, Ne III, and Ne IV with a Penning Discharge in the Vacuum Ultraviolet
3/19 - Photoionization from 4s4p levels to 4p2 resonances in neutral zinc
3/19 - NIST’s Bibliographic Databases on Atomic Spectra
3/19 - New Critical Compilations of Atomic Transition Probabilities for Neutral and Singly Ionized Carbon, Nitrogen and Iron
3/19 - He-Like Satellites to H-Like Resonance Lines of Light Elements
3/19 - Spectral Data for Tungsten Atoms and Ions, W I through W LXXIV
3/19 - Compilation of Energy Levels and Observed Spectral Lines of Krypton: Kr I – Kr XXXVI
3/19 - Infrared Spectrum and Improved Energy Levels of Neutral Krypton
3/19 - Ionization Of Silicon, Germanium, Tin and Lead By Electron Impact
3/19 - Revised and Extended Analysis of Mo V
3/19 - Kim Memorial Lecture
3/19 - X-Ray Measurements Using a Microcalorimeter on an Electron Beam Ion Trap
3/20 - Nano-Optics for Chemical and Materials Characterization
3/20 - "Si Stress Imaging and Toughness Measurements by Raman Scattering"
3/21 - The Role of Theory and Computation in Nanoscience
3/25 - Behavior and removal of multiwalled carbon nanotubes during simulated drinking water treatment processes
3/26 - Self-Assembled Monolayers of Alkyl Tethered Moieties
3/29 - An In-Situ Spectroscopic Ellipsometry Study of the Effects of Potential on Fibrinogen/Thrombin
Sequential Resource Allocation in Wireless Communication Networks
SEQUENTIAL OPPORTUNISTIC DECODING FOR WIRELESS NETWORKS
NIST Research Library 2007 Customer Survey
March Book Giveaway at the NIST Research Library
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