NIST Tech Beat | December 2023

NIST Tech Beat | December 2023

A researcher leans close to an open boxlike device, handling small tubes and vials inside.

NIST Develops Human Urine Standard for More Accurate Diagnosis of Kidney Disease

The new standard is the first such reference tool to offer precise measurements of albumin, a biomarker used to check whether kidneys are healthy. Read more about the urine standard.


A pyramid is made up of blocks containing phrases meant to help evaluate differential privacy software. The largest, bottom block is Data Collection Exposure; the smallest, top block is a lowercase epsilon.

NIST Offers Draft Guidance on Evaluating a Privacy Protection Technique for the AI Era

As part of NIST’s work on trustworthy AI, researchers are asking for public comment on a new publication that offers guidance on using a type of mathematical algorithm called differential privacy. Read more about the differential privacy guidance.


Flood protection sandbags buffer waters around flooded homes with rescue team pushing boat through flooded streets.

In National Climate Assessment, NIST Offers New Insights on Community Resilience and Adaptation

NIST researchers helped explore how communities can adapt to climate change while promoting equitable treatment and meaningful involvement of all affected. Read more about NIST's resilience research.


Jerilyn Izac, wearing safety glasses and a lab coat, places a test tube into a holder on a large piece of lab equipment.

I’m Using Measurement Science to Test Antibodies and Protect Us From Viruses

A NIST researcher is working toward a future in which we can respond to future pandemics more quickly by measuring individuals' levels of defenses against dangerous viruses and offering maximum protection to them. Read more about her antibody research.


A man faces away from the camera, gesturing as he speaks to three actors seated behind desks on a film set.

Standing Up for Scientific Integrity: A Q&A With Writer-Director José Ricardo García on the New Film ‘The AD-X2 Controversy’

In the 1950s, scientific integrity was put into question by a packet of salt. That controversy is the center of a new NIST film. Read more about the making of the documentary.


In an award-winning documentary, see how a NIST director in the 1950s battled political pressure to defend scientific integrity — and won.

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