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Abstract submission

We are seeking a wide variety of topics for the conference.  From high-level presentations from National Metrology Institutes to industrial applications to laboratory accreditation and uncertainties, if it involves or affects measurements, we want it!

Topics could include, for example:

  • New developments and measurement techniques;
  • Applications of measurements in your industry, health sector, etc
  • Industry updates;
  • Use of AI techniques in metrology and laboratory practice;
  • Accreditation, laboratory operations, proficiency testing
  • Measurement traceability and measurement uncertainty; …

Example abstracts from previous conferences can be found here (note: contact details in the abstracts may no longer be accurate):

Name Title Field/application
David Turner Metrology in mine safety Testing and measurement, safety
Neil Sturrock The development of an automated dimensional calibration system to verify the performance of radial gauges Dimensional metrology, development of a procedure
Giorgio Buonanno On the influence of different methodologies in the estimate of ultrafine particle dose received by population in all-day activities Research, testing, statistical analysis
Daryl Pettit High temperature calibration of thermocouples Temperature calibration, accreditation, problem solving
Fong-Ha Liu A new steroid reference material to underpin stable carbon isotope ratio measurement in anti-doping analysis Certified reference materials, gas chromatography
Lenice Evergreen Boosting the metrology workforce – one apprentice at a time Careers, recruitment, education

For further examples, the conference programmes for the 2023 conference and 2020 conference can be found by clicking each conference below:

The conference is in-person only, so submission of an abstract means that you commit to attending the conference, and should your abstract be accepted you will need to register by the close of early-bird registration (10th July) in order to confirm your place in the conference programme.

Abstracts must be submitted using the abstract template (click below to download).  There will be no proceedings, so full papers are not required.

Deadline for abstract submission is 31 May 2025. Please email your submission to secretary@metrology.asn.au

Abstract Template Download

If you have any questions, please contact the chair of the organising committee Tony Bergen.

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