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AWARDS

# 2011 William A. Wildhack Award - Michael Lombardi

## WILLIAM A. WILDHACK AWARD

This award is presented annually to recognize outstanding contributions to the field of metrology and measurement science, consistent with the goals of NCSL International. Established in 1970 in honor and recognition of William A.Wildhack, a long-time employee of National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Mr. Wildhack was not only very instrumental in the founding of the NCSL International, but also, through his wisdom, his leadership, his dedication and foresight, he helped shape the organization during its early formative years.

May 5, 2011

## Awarding Organization

Mike’s contributions to excellence in metrology include his role in helping to develop the world’s first continuous, near real-time international time scale, helping to coordinate official time among 16 national metrology institutes in the SIM region, for creating innovative remote time and frequency calibration services, and for publishing several award-winning technical articles.

Physics

## WILLIAM A. WILDHACK AWARD

This award is presented annually to recognize outstanding contributions to the field of metrology and measurement science, consistent with the goals of NCSL International. Established in 1970 in honor and recognition of William A.Wildhack, a long-time employee of National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Mr. Wildhack was not only very instrumental in the founding of the NCSL International, but also, through his wisdom, his leadership, his dedication and foresight, he helped shape the organization during its early formative years.

May 5, 2011

## Awarding Organization

## Organizations

                          - NIST Headquarters
                            - Laboratory Programs
                              - Physical Measurement Laboratory
                                - Time and Frequency Division
                                  - Time Realization and Distribution Group

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