News
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Article by the Central Office of Measures's metrologist in the journal Ultramicroscopy
Research on atomic force microscopy in mechanical measurements of single nanowires is the subject of an article published in the scientific journal "Ultramicroscopy" in May 2024.
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Participation of the GUM representative in the 18th meeting of the WELMEC e.V. Committee
On May 15-17 this year the 18th meeting of the WELMEC Committee (European Cooperation in the Field of Legal Metrology) took place in Bruges.
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We measure today for a sustainable tomorrow
On May 20th, as every year, we celebrate World Metrology Day. Sustainable development, as indicated by UNESCO, is the main theme of this year's celebrations.
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Article by the Central Office of Measures in an international scientific journal
In April 2024, a scientific article authored by employees of the Central Office of Measures was published in the international journal "Measurement Science Review" (impact factor = 1.985).
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GUM jointed the European Metrology Network for Traceability in Laboratory Medicine
GUM, alongside prominent National Metrology Institutes from, among others, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom, will support the activities of the European Metrology Network for Traceability in Laboratory Medicine.
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Publication Metrology for a stronger Europe – white paper
On the website of The European Association of National Metrology Institutes (EURAMET), document "Metrology for a stronger Europe – white paper" has been published.
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New eCzasPL portal
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Article by employees of the Central Office of Measures in an international scientific journal
In February of this year, a scientific article by employees of the National Institute of Metrology (GUM) was published in the international journal "Algorithms" (Impact Factor = 2.32).
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Competition for the Scientific Award named after Prof. Nernst
The Institute of Power Engineering - National Research Institute is organizing the competition for the Scientific Award named after Prof. Walther Hermann Nernst for the 6th time.
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The Campus project