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NIST’s second century
Today, a staff of 3,300 scientists, engineers, technicians and support personnel helps the country face a future of new and increasingly demanding challenges, through four major program areas.
Measurement and Standards Laboratories include Building and Fire Research, Chemical Science and Technology, Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, Manufacturing Engineering, Material Science and Engineering, Physics and Technical Services.
Baldridge National Quality Program makes quality a national priority, recognizing business performance excellence and quality achievement.
Manufacturing Extension Partnership helps small manufacturers improve capabilities and performance.
Advanced Technology Program creates a bridge between research laboratories and the marketplace.
A century of progress | Contributions to chemistry | Service to society | First director: Samuel W. Stratton | Chief chemist: William F. Hillebrand | Second century | Nobel Prize winners | Learning links | Landmark designation
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