On 7th and 8th October, the ThermoSI consortium met at Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, PTB in Berlin for our M24 annual review… READ MORE
The THERMOSI project was prominently featured at the 5th International Conference on Phosphor Thermometry (ICPT 2026) in June 2026, with… READ MORE
As part of WP1 – Traceable, quantitative thermal imaging from -100 °C to 500 °C, SMU have carried out preliminary… READ MORE
In mid-June 2026, NPL and CCPI Europe met at CCPI’s manufacturing facility in Sheffield, UK to discuss and demonstrate software… READ MORE
World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development, celebrated each year on 4 March, is a global UNESCO-recognized initiative that highlights the… READ MORE
Last month, the NPL team, led by Gavin Sutton and Aldo Mendieta, successfully recommissioned and calibrated their standard flame developed… READ MORE
On the 24-25th February 2025 more than 70 world leading experts in thermometry gathered in Glasgow to take part in… READ MORE
Within WP2 – Practical Primary Thermometry, Metrosol has reached a significant milestone with its latest Johnson Noise Thermometry (JNT) prototype,… READ MORE
Excited to share an update from our colleagues at NSC IM, Ukraine! As part of WP4 in the ThermoSI project,… READ MORE
Thrilled to share our latest conference paper: 📄 “Thermometry with Embedded SI Traceability for Industrial Applications” presented at the 22nd… READ MORE
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Thermometry with embedded SI traceability for industrial applications. Temperature Metrology for Process Efficiency.