An Assessment of the National Institute of Standards and Technology Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology Fiscal Year 2011 (2011) / Chapter Skim
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is "to operate a national, shared resource for nanoscale fabrication and measurement and develop innovative nanoscale measurement and fabrication capabilities to support researchers from industry, academia, NIST, and other government agencies in advancing nanoscale technology from discovery to production."1 The CNST has two components with complementary purposes―the research program, composed of three groups (Electron Physics, Nanofabrication Research, and Energy Research) , and the NanoFab facility.
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It is still too early to judge in detail the quality and mission alignment of the Energy Research Group's research programs. The NanoFab facility has progressed significantly and is reaching capacity.
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This effort would include more strategic planning and the identification of research issues of central importance to the energy landscape in the United States. Consider enhancing the professional development of postdoctoral staff by offering opportunities (possibly through partner institutions such as universities)
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Provide a description of the method of counting users, a complete list of projects with associated users, and a breakdown of industry versus non-NIST (non-industry) versus NIST process hours.
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