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Industry, government and research organisations trust us to meet their challenges

We work across the entire innovation landscape, supporting industry, government and research organisations to achieve their goals.

Measurement science by nature is multidisciplinary and cuts across all aspects of work and life. We bring a unique and informed perspective to tackling national and international challenges.

We bring together hundreds of world-leading scientists, engineers and technicians from across the UK to conduct collaborative research and development and enable product commercialisation.

Universities and research organisations

We provide bespoke solutions to the research community, helping them to identify and address issues through access to world-class measurement expertise and facilities.

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Government

Government and public sector bodies rely on our proven measurement expertise to implement their strategies and policies.

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Industries

We help businesses, big and small, to grow and become more productive and innovative through the application of better measurement.

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Measurement institutes

We are a key player in the national and international measurement community and carry out collaborative research with other National Metrology Institutes and measurement laboratories.

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Delivering measurement capability

We are at the centre of the National Measurement System ensuring that the UK has the capabilities and skills it needs. We work closely with the measurement community and users to understand needs and solve challenges. This forms the basis of the UK Measurement Strategy.

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Enabling the injection of biomethane into the gas grid

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Providing accredited quality assurance measurements for hydrogen fuel

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Supporting the oil and gas industry by ensuring gauges comply with standards

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