The European Metrology Research Programme (EMRP) funds collaborative research projects to meet Grand Challenges such as Health, Industry, Energy and the Environment, and to progress fundamental measurement science throughout Europe and the rest of the world.
Latest EMRP News
NPL is collaborating with institutions across Europe to improve radioactivity measurements.
NPL's work in energy harvesting is featured in The Telegraph and The Engineer.
NPL scientists have worked to establish traceability for a novel molecular radiotherapy treatment.
A public consultation has been launched on the future direction of European metrology research.
A European Commission report has found the EMRP "well-managed" and "progressively more integrated."
NPL is currently involved in 71 EMRP projects across Energy, Industry, Environment, Health, New Technologies and the SI units.
As one of the most respected National Measurement Institutes in Europe, NPL is providing leadership and contributing facilities and expertise to help drive forward innovative European measurement research.
The EMRP is implemented by the European Association of National Metrology Institutes (EURAMET) and is jointly funded by the European Union and the 22 participating countries.
Find out more by visiting the EURAMET website.
For further information please contact Neil Campbell.
The projects are co-funded by the National Measurement System
Future Development
A public consultation has been launched on the future direction of European metrology research under Horizon 2020, the European framework programme for research and innovation. This offers individuals and organisations the opportunity to comment on the current state of play of metrology research in Europe and the challenges it faces.
We hope to get a good response from the UK and would be grateful if you could spare a little time to give your views.
Featured Projects
Traceable characterisation of nanostructured devices
Supporting the competitiveness of the European semiconductor industry.
Towards a European Metrology Centre for Earth observation and climate
Making measurements of Earth from space.
High temperature metrology for industrial applications
Reducing energy use through accurate temperature measurement.
Metrology for New Generation Nuclear Power Plants
Enabling a new generation of nuclear power stations.
