Measurement for Business programme

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

The University of Huddersfield’s Laboratory for Ultra Precision Surfaces is collaborating on a pioneering international project aimed at revolutionising green energy solutions through advanced metrological techniques.

Geospatial expert and campaigner, Elaine Ball is on a mission to save the world by inspiring the next generation to enter the world of surveying

Consumer Goods in the EU: Persisting Safety Issues

TÜV SÜD recently opened its Octagon Hub, a £2.88m state-of-the-art UK EMC and Radio Frequency test facility, measuring 22,000 sq/ft.

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

  Celia Charlwood, Make UK   Successive British Governments seem unable to stick to a long-term plan for economic growth….

ISO/IEC 17029 is the International Standard for conformity assessment of bodies providing validation and verification services.

Richard McFarlane, Head of Technical Coordination, UKAS ILAC – International laboratory accreditation cooperation started as a conference in 1977 to…

BMTA has announced its new Council for 2023

    The National Measurement Laboratory (NML) at LGC has launched the Northern Cell Metrology Hub, a new centre of…

Longtime partners National Physical Laboratory (NPL) and Arden Photonics have worked together again on a new retractable fibre holder. The holder, specifically designed for Arden’s FGC Fibre Geometry System, promises to set new standards in the optical fibre industry.

Lynsey Poyner joined UKAS as operations director last year. She reflects on her first six months in the role and considers the year ahead.

The International Symposium on Chromatography (ISC), the oldest conference series dedicated to separation science, will convene again this October.

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.