Climate change changes how we tell time
A recent publication in Nature shows that climate change is slowing the acceleration of Earth’s rotation. This impacts numerous issues, including metrology.
A recent publication in Nature shows that climate change is slowing the acceleration of Earth’s rotation. This impacts numerous issues, including metrology.
For years, International Women’s Day has been drawing global attention to gender equality and women’s rights. A recurring challenge is the inclusion of more women in technical and exact sciences.
In May 2023, the new research project “Trustworthy virtual experiments and digital twins” (ViDiT) started.
European Center for Flow Measurement celebrates ISO 17025 accreditation and reopening of LNG facility
A healthy indoor environment can be achieved by controlling the sources and by eliminating or limiting the release of harmful substances into the air. One way is to use materials proven to be low emitting.
Brachytherapy is an effective treatment option for many types of cancer. A newer variant, electronic brachytherapy (eBT), is increasingly used – but without a formal and traceable method to determine radiation dose.
FutureEnergy was a fruitful collaboration between metrology institutes and organisations in eight European countries and was set up to support the future-proof development of energy transmission networks.
The SuperGPS-project has been nominated for a Computable Award 2023, in the Partner project category.
World Metrology Day 2023 Celebrates the Importance of Measurements in the Global Food System
International symposium ‘Renewable energy gases in the changing world of natural gas’ on 19th June in the Netherlands