NST may refer to:

Health[link]

• Non-stress test, monitoring of third-trimester pregnancy using a cardiotocograph

Media[link]

• Niigata Sogo Television, a television company in Niigata Prefecture, Japan
• The New Straits Times, a Malaysian newspaper
• New Sabah Times

Science and Engineering[link]

• National Standard Thread, a thread form used on fire hose couplings in the USA
• The Natural Sciences Tripos at the University of Cambridge
• Neon Sign Transformer, a high voltage transformer for lighting neon signs and for use by high voltage hobbyists
• Nonstandard set theory

Transportation[link]

• Nakhon Si Thammarat Airport, an airport in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand

Other[link]

• Neopian Standard Time. Primary time in the virtual pet site Neopets, which corresponds to Pacific Standard Time
• Network Security Toolkit, a bootable live CD containing a wide array of network security administration software
• New Standard Tuning, Robert Fripp's tuning for guitar, which extends perfect-fifths tuning with a G for its highest string
• Newfoundland Standard Time
• Nintendo Software Technology, a video game company
• Neural speech transmitter (in the Aqua Teen Hunger Force episode "Super Spore"), a colander modified to transmit speech from the brain to a single stereo speaker
• NST (Company), An educational travel company based in the UK.

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Daniel Mateo Patau (Barcelona, Spain, on June 1, 1979) is a comedian, actor and Spanish presenter of radio and television, famous for his work in the program Sé lo que hicisteis... in La Sexta channel.

Licensed in journalism for the Autonomous University of Barcelona, he initiated his path in the local radio. Later there passed for several professional issuers of Cataluña such as: Catalunya Cultura, Onda Cero, Radio Gràcia, Onda Catalana, RAC 1 y Flaix FM.

It is from his friendship with Martin Piñol, whom he knows in the radio, when he gets squarely into the world of the monologues and Paramount Comedy begins to form a part of the humorists' staff of the television channel.

He has been employed at the Television of Cataluña (TV3),^[1] has been a collaborator in different radio stations and, from April, 2004 he presented the program Noche sin tregua in Paramount Comedy. He collaborated in the TV program Fenómenos^[2] and in the radio program Anda ya, of Los 40 Principales.

He was an actor of the television series La familia Mata. His character was at first secondary, but the abandon of Daniel Guzmán (the original protagonist) and other factors motivated that his role were climbing more positions up to managing to appear in the initial head-board.

On November 5, 2007 he joined to the program of La Sexta, Sé lo que hicisteis... as commentator of news and sports. In the program, to report of his section, he took part also in sketches of the program close to the rest of the staff, playing the role of characters such as Dani Güiza, Jordi (a fan of the Barça), Flipy or El Esmirriao (affectionate nickname on the part of the program to Isaac, Falete’s ex-boyfriend), and shared a small section dedicated to the current importance of the qualified television titled "¿Qué está pasando?" ("What is happening?") with Ángel Martín, his coworker and great friend whom he shared flat in Barcelona. He also make monologues in places of the whole Spain.^[3]

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External links[link]

• Dani Mateo at the Internet Movie Database