September Newsletter 2015

Delegates taking this course will gain robust understanding of the laboratory management requirements of ISO/IEC 17025:2017 and be able to identify the various responsibilities for overall laboratory management.

The National Physical Laboratory-led Manufacturing Measurement Network (MMN) and the UK Metamaterials Network partnered to deliver a webinar in May

The Eurolab Secretariat is collaborating with the EURAMET Secretariat on various communications and technical activities.

Delegates will learn to apply the accreditation standard for the certification of products, processes or services in order to provide confidence that they comply with specified requirements.

The National Physical Laboratory’s (NPL) new programme, Measurement for Recovery (M4B) is making serious noises in UK innovation. 

A new technique developed at NPL has the potential to significantly improve breast cancer outcomes.

  Engineering UK has published a new report on increasing girls’ aspirations for careers in engineering.  Rapid Evidence Review –…

The UK’s only trade exhibition for the entire laboratory industry takes place on 1 and 2 November this year at the NEC in Birmingham.

Richard McFarlane, Technical Manager – Policy and Implementation, UKAS explains the rationale undertaken by UKAS for assessment activities and details more clearly the reasons for UKAS office-time assessment costs.

We have a stand at this year’s MACH exhibition and we’d love for you to come with us. We would like to offer our members the opportunity to use the stand to promote their capabilities, products, services and achievements.

Fluke has introduced the Fluke 5560A High-Performance Multi-Product Calibrator, which provides the broadest electrical workload coverage and highest accuracy.

  This article represents Part 2 of a two-part series giving the basics of measurement uncertainty. Part 1 covered the…

Measurement Uncertainty in Digital Transformation Report for Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS). Download TÜV SÜD’s report. 

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