News (ZH) - Developed in collaboration with the UK’s National Measurement Laboratory (NML-hosted by LGC) and Learning Science Ltd, Praxis provides eLearning modules on the measurement of mass, volume and pH, and on solution preparation – essential skills relevant to a wide range of sectors and educational levels.
News (ZH) - Material characterised through measurements carried out via an inter-laboratory study involving 26 national and international laboratories
News (ZH) - Three-year strategic partnership aims to advance metrology research
News (ZH) - We particularly welcome the recognition of the world-leading status of the UKs Public Sector Research Establishments (PSREs) and other publicly funded research institutes such as ours and the increased role these will play in catalysing and supporting innovations with significant local economic and societal impacts.
News (ZH) - NML team analysis vital to understanding potential discrepancies in measured viral burden used to manage CoVid-19 pandemic
News (ZH) - LGC has co-sponsored a new Chair in Measurement Science at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, UK, to help advance innovation in the medical, food and drink, and high-value manufacturing industries in the UK.
News (ZH) - We're pleased to launch the Centre for Excellence in Agriculture and Food Integrity, a strategic partnership to enhance and future-proof the UK agrifood industry through the development and application of innovative scientific-measurement solutions and digital technologies for greater assurance of the sustainability, reliability, safety and productivity of inherent supply chains.
News (ZH) - Easy-to-use app-based microlearning provides training in a range of cannabis-related topics
News (ZH) - The paper, titled “Monkeypox: another test for PCR”, focuses on how to ensure the PCR diagnosis tests being deployed for monkeypox will be most accurate and that lessons learned on PCR testing from the COVID-19 pandemic are applied to the current epidemic.
News (ZH) - Roadmap to support the measurements associated with infectious disease and future pandemic readiness has recently been published