by Henry Zumbrun This two-part article was written to help anyone new to force. Even seasoned metrologists or technicians with years of experience may learn something new, or maybe this document can act as a […]
by Xiaoke Yan, et al. The influence of impurities on the shape of the freezing curves of the triple point of water (TPW) in three small TPW cells was investigated using the freezing curve analysis […]
by Hening Huang This paper is the second one (Part II) in a series of two papers (Part I and Part II) designated to provide practitioner’s perspective on the GUM revision. Part I has discussed […]
For years, I have been advocating and teaching the advantages of Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and why we, in the metrology industry, need to move away from script-based programming for automation. This often involves explaining […]
Undergraduate students… are you looking for an extraordinary opportunity to propel your professional development and career forward? Well, there’s nothing quite like the experience of participating in the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) […]
An improvement to a Nobel Prize-winning technology called a frequency comb enables it to measure light pulse arrival times with greater sensitivity than was previously possible — potentially improving measurements of distance along with applications […]
October 21, 2022 – Pressure measuring and monitoring near homogenizers, separators, and heat exchangers requires hygienic instrumentation that can tolerate vibrations, pulsations, wide temperature and humidity changes, and processes that require hot caustic cleaning solutions […]
The new version of the JCTLM Database of Reference Materials, Methods and Services for in vitro diagnostics went live on 3 October 2022.The database is accessible through the JCTLM web portal with the new search […]
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