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NOVEMBER 2007 NEWS
CEMMNT Updates the UK MNT Metrology Road Map The latest technology road map for UK micro and nano metrology is now available to download from the case studies section of the CEMMNT website. The document contains input from broad spectrum of metrology users, policy makers, instrument manufacturers and consultants from industry, academia and government. The road map identifies future direction for nanometrology in the UK based on current gaps in technology, awareness, training and funding. Barriers to progress are identified together with recommendations on how these can be successfully overcome. This update summarises the progress made since the original roadmap for nanometrology was carried out in September 2004.
UKAS is having a meeting day, 28th of November, for electrical laboratories which will be run in conjunction with NPL's Time and Frequency Users Group Meeting on 27th November and the Electromagnetics Day on 29th November. Further details of all these events will be made available as they are finalised. Attendance at this UKAS day is free, by ticket in advance, and includes lunch. There will be an exhibition opportunity in an adjacent area for laboratories and manufacturers. The day will appeal to everyone interested in technical aspects of electrical measurements and the role of accreditation in electrical laboratories, from UKAS laboratories to technical assessors in the industry and companies wanting to know about what UKAS or their accredited laboratories can offer - all are welcome. There will also be an optional tour of the facilities at NPL, as well as one-to-one discussion sessions with members of the UKAS Electrical Team. To register your interest
in the UKAS Electrical Day on 28th November, please contact Beccy Stendall
at UKAS by email beccy.stendall@ukas.com
or by telephone on 020 8917 8426. For more information, visit http://www.npl.co.uk/server.php?show=ConWebDoc.880.
World Standards Day 2007 Conference: Presentations Online To mark the annual World Standards Day, the European Commission organised a one-day conference on 17th October 2007 with the theme 'Standards and the citizen: contributing to society'. The event focussed on how standards benefit society as a whole for example by supporting consumer protection and accessibility for all. Speakers included policy-makers, standardisers, representatives of consumer associations and other NGOs. The speakers' presentations are available on line. http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/standards_policy/international/ |
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