by Thomas Rasmussen | 27 Jun, 2023 | Metrology, News
In many industries, it is critical to time information transfers accurately and traceably to a calibrated time reference. This includes the financial sector, air travel and the energy sector, for example. In the fall of 2022, DFM established Denmark’s first...
by Thomas Rasmussen | 23 Jan, 2023 | Metrology, News
We have our own representation of UTC: UTC(DFM). Accurate time definition is extremely critical in many industries such as telecommunications and finance. A typical application can be, for example, precise time stamping of financial transactions. In Denmark, we have...
by Thomas Rasmussen | 24 Nov, 2022 | Metrology, News
We’ve created a new video that explains the definition of the primary normal for length and how coordinate measurements can be traced back to it. The primary standard is the ultra-precise reference to which all length measurement instrument calibrations must be...
by Kim | 21 Jun, 2022 | News
In these years, massive investments are being made in the development of quantum technology, and it is expected that quantum technology will revolutionize our society over the coming years. The ultimate goal is the production of a powerful quantum computer, which can...
by Kim | 12 Feb, 2022 | Metrology, News
Reliable fluorescence measurements are essential for quantitative analyzes in bio- and life-science. However, quantitative fluorescence measurements can be distorted by wavelength and time-dependent instrument contributions, resulting in measurements that are not...
by Kim | 12 Feb, 2022 | News
The Danish National Metrology Institute (DFM) has received a grant from the Ministry of Education and Research to establish a national time reference. The new infrastructure will make Denmark less dependent on the dissemination of the time reference from navigation...
