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Cryogenic Current Comparator provides the world's most accurate ratio of current, which together with the Quantum Hall effect allows resistance to be measured to very high accuracy.
NPL helped ReactivLab test the quality of an essential ingredient used in a test for diagnosing canine disease.
NPL develops a tool to visualise an important aspect of the performance of treatment heads used in physiotherapy ultrasound.
NPL is collaborating with institutions across Europe to improve radioactivity measurements.
On-site electric current measurement technology offers 839,000 tonnes of carbon savings and £250 million in economic benefit.
The UK's clocks go forward one hour to BST at 01.00 UTC on Sunday 31 March 2013.
Study shows that a low friction material tested at NPL could save an NHS Trust over £400,000 per year by helping to prevent bedsores in patients.
NPL's historical achievements are recognised in the quest to find the greatest British innovation of the last 100 years.
Research Scientist in NPL's Acoustics Group wins for his poster 'Improved Ultrasound of Breasts for Cancer Screening'.
Paul Brewer's paper on NPL’s silver/silver chloride reference electrode research has won the CITAC Best Paper in Metrology in Chemistry Award 2012.