NSF
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NSF may refer to:
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[edit] Politics and government
- National Students Federation, A leftist Pakistani students' political group.
- National Science Foundation, a U.S. government research-funding agency
- National Socialist Front, a Swedish Nazi party
- NS-Frauenschaft, the women's wing of the former German Nazi party
- National Service Framework, any of a series of British government policies on medical care
- National Student Forum, a British government consultative body (founded in 2008)
[edit] Biology
- Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis, a serious dermatopathic disease
- N-ethylmaleimide sensitive fusion protein, an enzyme in eukaryote cytoplasms (and its associated gene)
[edit] Architecture
- Net Square Feet
[edit] Computing
- NES Sound Format (.nsf), an audio file format for the Nintendo Entertainment System
- Non-Symbolic Fragmentation, a bit-level transposition cipher
- Notes Storage Format (.nsf), the file type for Lotus Notes databases
- National Standard Format, a file format for health care claim submission
[edit] Entertainment
- Ninja Strike Force, a 1988 martial-arts film
- National Secessionist Forces, a fictional terrorist group from the Deus Ex video game
[edit] Military
- National Service Full-time, a full-time conscript in Singapore
- Naval Support Facility, a base for the United States Navy
[edit] Scouting
- Nykterhetsrörelsens Scoutförbund (The Temperance Guide and Scout Association), a Swedish scouting organization
- Norges Speiderforbund, a Norwegian scouting association
[edit] Other uses
- Non-sufficient funds, a U.S. banking expression indicating an account lacks the necessary money to honor a check
- NSF International (formerly National Sanitation Foundation), a non-profit health-and-safety organization
- North South Foundation, a non-profit organization providing scholarships to Indian students living in the United States
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