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Understanding natural emissions from the Earth’s vegetation and their effect on air quality and climate.
Methodologies for measuring the radiation emitted by new wearable antenna technology in T-shirts.
The importance of metrology for the public acceptance and uptake of new, energy efficient lighting solutions, such as LEDs.
Specialist facilities are required in order to conduct low uncertainty magnetic measurements and calibrations for the European Space agency (ESA).
Using a new measurement device to monitor how the shape and structure of organic photovoltaic blends affects the current generated by them.
Laser trackers are popular for making precise measurements of objects that are too large for other tools such as Coordinate-Measuring Machines (CMMs).
Using digital imaging technologies to assess the quality and stability of large structures that may need restoration
Developing a facility at NPL that enables measurements of moisture content to be traceable back to physical standards.
Detecting markers in blood serum samples that can help with the early diagnosis of disease.
Measuring the efficiency of health and personal care products by testing their absorption into the skin.
Controlled Cryogenic Comparator (CCC) bridges are used in top-level measurements of resistance.
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Light microscopes have a resolution limit of around 250 nanometres (nm), which means anything smaller will appear blurred.
Photoelectrochemical activity screening of dyes on TiO2 surfaces is becoming increasingly relevant as industry tries to expand commercialisation of dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs).
Joint winners of the NPL Science Poster Fair 2012
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