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# NIST Images

Atom Circuit

Voltage Standards

Chip

Advanced programmable standard chip

1997--First programmable 1-volt standard

1996--Original photo of oscilloscope trace

Original photo of oscilloscope traces (double exposure)

Demonstration chip for measuring ac quantum voltage waveforms

First chip to feature Josephson junctions with normal-metal barriers

Ten-volt chip

Original chip holder and waveguide

Oscilloscope traces

First quantum 10-volt chip

First quantum 10-volt chip

Clark Hamilton

1-volt standard chip

First quantum voltage demonstration chip

Don Sullivan and Richard Kautz

Early Josephson junction array

Electrochemical cell artifact

Sealant Testing Device

Pore structure of lightweight aggregates

Summer Institute; Teachers

Software; Math; Computer Science

Quantum Computing; Ion Trapping

Photon Source

JILA; Radiation Instrument

NIST Puts a New Twist on the Electron Beam

Neil Alderoty

Scanning Probe Microscope

Supercomputing; Concrete

ACTS; Software

Charleston Sofa Super Store Fire Study

AC/DC

International System of Units (SI); Watt Balance

GreenGov Presidential Award

HIV

Magnetic Sensor

Single Photons; Quantum Dots

Fire Staffing

Metric

NIST Researchers Hear Puzzling New Physics from Graphene Quartet's Quantum Harmonies

Laser Physics

Ultraviolet Lights; NASA

Nanocubes

Cold Gases; Superconductors

Some Like It Hot: How to Heat a 'Nano Bathtub' the JILA Way

Nanowires

Metric Labeling; Measurement

Detonation; Explosion

Wildland-Urban Fire

Electric force microscopy; AFM; EFM

Math, graph, gamma function

Nanoparticles; Environment; Instant Acid

Microbot screenshot.jpg

Prutah

2005 Baldrige Award Winner, Park Place Lexus

It's Electrifying: JILA Scientists Use Electric Fields to Control Chemical Reactions of Ultracold Molecules

Nanotechnology, measurements, atomic scale moire patterns

Physics, volumetrics, CT scans

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