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Helmholtz Prize for high-precision measurements of the theory of relativity and nanomaterials – PTB.de

April 8, 2020 Office

From fundamental physics related to Einstein’s special theory of relativity to fundamentals of metrological applications in the range of thousandths of micrometers (i.e. nanometers) – the bandwidth of this year’s Helmholtz Prize is considerable. The […]

A different way of measuring pressure – PTB.de

April 8, 2020 Office

PTBnews 1.2020 – Within the scope of the work on the redefinition of the base unit kelvin, PTB developed a new method for pressure measurement based on the capacitance measurement of helium gas. From the […]

Electrical characterisation of graphene – NPL

March 30, 2020 Office

Scientists from NPL, in collaboration with Instituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica (Italy), Graphenea SA (Spain), Das-Nano (Spain), delivered the EMPIR Grace project with the aim of developing novel metrology for electrical characterisation of graphene, to […]

Flow Metrology is on the Horizon for the Life Sciences | TÜV SÜD

March 11, 2020 Office

8 January 2020 There is a future for flow within the Life Sciences – a new industrial sector for the TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory – according to a report written by its newly-appointed Head […]

New Standard Aims to Improve Temperature Measurement Accuracy

February 13, 2020 Office

W. CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa., Dec. 3, 2019 – A new ASTM International standard will help improve the accuracy of temperature measurement essential in many industries. ASTM’s temperature measurement committee (E20) developed the new standard. “Temperature is […]

Helmholtz Prize for high-precision measurements of the theory of relativity and nanomaterials – PTB.de

A different way of measuring pressure – PTB.de

Electrical characterisation of graphene – NPL

Flow Metrology is on the Horizon for the Life Sciences | TÜV SÜD

New Standard Aims to Improve Temperature Measurement Accuracy

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