January 2001
Bad Vibrations
NIST hopes to stifle the tremors that ruin experiments.
By Ivan Amato
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is famous for always taking the art and science of measurement to the next decimal place. Now, tons of dirt are moving at NIST's headquarters in Gaithersburg, Md., to make way for a world-class laboratory hosting some of the most tightly controlled environments on the planet.
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