Register now! Early bird rates end on 10 July
Rapid-Tech MSA2025 will be the place to be to connect with the metrology community, hear about the latest trends, meet experts from National Metrology Institutes and regulatory bodies, find your next instrument investment and enjoy the company of many likeminded professionals.
Registrations and ticket information is at the bottom of this page. Get in early as early bird rates end on Thursday 10th July, then standard pricing will apply from Friday 11th July. All prices are in AU$. Become a member today to benefit from member pricing.
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Key Dates
10 July – Last day for early bird registration
25 August – NMIA Site tour and Welcome Function
Why you should attend the conference!
- Over 30 presentations and panel discussions on the latest in metrology
- Inspirational keynote speakers
- Trade show with around 20 exhibitors featuring the latest products and ready to talk to you
- Meet and connect with key people in measurement science and accreditation
- Enjoy a great social programme highlighted by a Sydney Harbour cruise dinner included in your conference ticket!
Conference Venue
Our Venue is Mercure Sydney, 818-820 George Street, Sydney
Newly refurbished, stylish, modern 4 star hotel in bustling Sydney CBD. Offering a comfortable stay with the best of Sydney and its CBD just moments away. These include Sydney’s famous attractions, entertainment venues and shopping precincts. Enjoy the convenience of staying close to the conference and maximise the opportunities to connect with fellow delegates.
Special Conference delegate room rate available at AU$210.00 per night. The code to access this rate will be confirmed on your registration notification. This offer is only valid while the hotel has rooms available – early registration and booking is highly recommended!
Keynote Speakers
Annette Koo, Chief Metrologist and Director at Measurement Standards Laboratory of New Zealand
Annette has been in her current role for three years but has been at MSL since 2008. She worked for over 10 years as a research scientist developing expertise in the measurement of light and human perception, representing NZ in international forums like CIE, CCPR and APMP. In September she will be taking up the role of Director Designate at the BIPM, becoming Director when Dr Milton retires. She is also a proud member of MSA.
Adam Spencer, MC, Speaker, Comedian, Author & Maths Geek
Adam is one of Australia’s most in-demand corporate MCs and a leading keynote speaker on artificial intelligence (AI), cyber security, the future of work, and the Chat GPT revolution. Adam has 25 years experience in television, radio and events. He’s entertained and educated discerning audiences at conferences and events ranging from a TED Talk to SXSW Sydney with his unique blend of intelligence and humour. Adam loves curating challenging and thought-provoking conversations. He has interviewed prime ministers, Hollywood stars, Fortune 500 CEOs, Nobel Prize-winning scientists and Australians of the Year. For our conference, Adam will be speaking on AI with a metrological focus.
Jennifer Evans, CEO, National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA), Australia
Jennifer has held this position since May 2011. She is currently Chair of the Asia-Pacific Accreditation Cooperation (APAC), a member of APAC’s MRA Management Committee, Member of the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) Arrangement Management Committee, and a member of the ILAC Executive Committee. She is also a Lead Evaluator for ILAC/APAC evaluations of accreditation bodies for signatory status in Mutual Recognition Agreements.
Eduardo Trifoni, Director of the Space Test Program and Head of the National Space Test Facility, ANU, Australia
The National Space Test Facility is the largest space testing infrastructure in Australasia. Eduardo has had a significant impact on space programs of four continents, contributing to the experimental development of many space vehicles capable of operating in Low Earth Orbit and withstanding the hypersonic entry phase, including nineteen spacecraft successfully sent into orbit in the last four years.
Sponsors
We would like to thank the sponsors that have already committed to MSA2025. Your support makes the conference possible. Our sponsors are an important part of our community and value the benefits this event provides. Click below to learn more about the Sponsors.
Limited sponsorship options available, so please contact us to get included at secretary@metrology.asn.au
Programme Outline
Monday 25 August
- 1:00 pm Pre-Conference tour to the National Measurement Institute Lindfield site (tickets essential)
- 6:00 pm Welcome Function at Mercure Sydney
Tuesday 26 August
- 9:00 am Conference day one
- Keynotes – Annette Koo and Eduardo Trifoni
- Sessions – Electrical Metrology, Hydrogen Economy, Temperature and Humidity
- 7:00 pm Conference Dinner
Wednesday 27 August
- 9:00 am Conference day two
- Keynote – Jennifer Evans
- Sessions – Laboratory Practice, MU and PT (pt1), Optical Metrology
- Special Session – Fundamentals of the SI System and laboratory practice
Thursday 28th August
- 7:30 am MSA Breakfast and AGM
- 9:00 am Conference day three
- Keynote – Adam Spencer
- Sessions – Impedance and surface tension metrology, Laboratory Practice, MU and PT (pt2)
- Workshop/panel – ISO/IEC 17025 requirements
- 4:00 pm Conference closes
An abstract booklet will be available closer to the conference.
Conference Organising Committee
The organising committee working tirelessly to co-ordinate MSA2025 consists of:
• Tony Bergen
• Cynthia Lendrum
• Mary Ryan
• Owen Brace
• Daryl Pettit
• Jason Dortmans
More Information
For more information, please contact the chair of the organising committee Tony Bergen.
Please note standard ticket rates will apply from Friday 11th July unless sold out prior. Please log in to access member only ticket prices.
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