NIST
Original headline: NIST Researchers Correct Common Error Confounding Nanotech Measurements
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NIST is the US National Institute of Standards and Technology. Its work focuses on measurement, standards and research. Laboratory performance and real-world deployment are different stages of technology development.
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What this does not establish
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NIST is the US National Institute of Standards and Technology. Its work focuses on measurement, standards and research. Laboratory performance and real-world deployment are different stages of technology development.
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- Which uncertainties remain, and what would a next test establish?
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