EMN Summer School
ORGANIZER:
EMN for Smart Specialization in Northern Europe
Co-organizer:
DFM
administration@dfm.dk
+45 7730 5800
DATE:
22 – 25 August 2022 Cancelled
POINT IN TIME:
All day
LOCATION:
Hotel Marina
Vedbæk Strandvej 391
DK-2950 Vedbæk
Denmark
PRICE:
All days: EUR 1500
1 day: EUR 500
excl. VAT
Summer school in metrology
For the first time, EMN is holding, in collaboration with DFM, a summer school in metrology. The summer school will be held this year in Denmark at hotel Marina in Vedbæk. With 30+ presentations spread over 3½ days, you can get acquainted with different topics in metrology.
- Day 1 – Introduction to metrology, uncertainty budgets and green deal metrology
- Day 2 – Time and frequency, and visit to DFM or Force Technology
- Day 3 – The new kilogram, geometric metrology and health metrology
- Day 4 – Quantum Metrology
The summer school is aimed at people who are new to the world of metrology as well as people who want to refresh their knowledge.
The price for the whole event is EUR 1500,- and includes accommodation, 4 nights, as well as breakfast, lunch and dinner.
It is also possible to sign up for a single day. The price for a single day is EUR 500,- incl. breakfast and lunch. The one-day event ends around 6 p.m.
What is EMN?
In Northern Europe, the national metrology institutes (NMIs) and designated institutes (DIs) in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, Latvia and Iceland join forces to form a new European metrology network, dedicated to promoting intelligent specialization. in their area. Within the realm of metrology research, the countries have varying sizes, ambitions and strategic directions under their NMIs and DIs. Traditionally, the Nordic-Baltic metrology institutes have all prioritized certain national standards and metrology services. The establishment of a common strategy will provide improved opportunities to maintain and develop a high quality of regularly-available customer services.
The new EMN for Smart Specialisation in Northern Europe aims to strengthen the metrology infrastructure in the region through increased collaboration. By sharing national strategies to form a common strategy for Northern Europe, as well sharing facilities and exploiting research strengths of each participating institute, the network will work to improve the quality of available metrological services for the broad spectrum of the stakeholder community.
Program:
Day 1
09:00 Welcome and introduction
(Michael Kjær, CEO, DFM)
09:20 Introduction to metrology
11:00 Break
11:40 Introduction to metrology
12:40 Lunch
13:40 Uncertainty budgets and BIPM GUM
15:20 Break
15:40 Uncertainty budgets and BIPM GUM
16:40 Green deal metrology
18:20 Break
19:00 Dinner
20:00 Cafe, networking and posting session
21:00 Thank you for today
Day 3
09:00 The new kilogram
(Lars Nielsen, Senior scientist, DFM)
10:40 Break
11:20 The new kilogram
12:20 Lunch
13:20 Geometric metrology
15:00 Break
15:20 Geometric metrology
16:40 Health metrology
18:00 Break
18:40 Dinner
19:40 Cafe, network and poster session
21:00 Thank you for today
Day 2
09:00 Time and frequency
(Per Olof Hedekvist, RISE)
10:40 Break
11:20 Time and frequency
12:20 Lunch
13:20 Visit to DFM or Force Technology
18:00 Break
18:40 Dinner
19:40 Lecture, network and poster session
21:00 Thank you for today
Day 4
09:00 Quantum Metrology
10:40 Break
11:20 Quantum Metrology
12:20 Lunch
13:20 Wrap-up
14:00 Thanks for now