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Mathematics & Statistics

Donald Porter (left) and Michael Donahue (center) discuss a micromagnetic simulation with NIST physicist Robert McMichael. Photo credit: NIST

75 Years of Math at NIST

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Digital Library of Mathematical Functions

Using the latest mathematics approaches and computational methods, researchers at NIST provide state-of-the-art contributions that assist industry and academia in tackling some of the most difficult scientific, technical, and engineering problems and tasks.

In 2022, NIST celebrated its 75th anniversary of work in the fields of mathematics and statistics. To commemorate the anniversary, we organized an online symposium featuring historical reflections, assessments of the impact of NIST work, presentations of current work, and examples of areas of future growth. Watch recordings from the anniversary symposium.

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Riding the Wind: How Applied Geometry and Artificial Intelligence Can Help Us Win the Renewable Energy Race

A NIST researcher is using math and AI to help design an optimal wind turbine.

NIST Releases New Version of SimPROCESD Software for Discrete-event Manufacturing Simulation

NIST Leaders Overview CPS and IoT Program at DOE Executive Lunch and Learn

NIST and University Researchers Develop Software to Improve Co-Simulation Performance

NIST Mathematics & Statistics Events