The RNMF will be present at the International Congress of Metrology which will take place in Lyon from March 11 to 14, 2025. The CIM 2025 has a special character on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the signature of the metre Convention.

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CIM 2025

May 20 will be the 150th anniversary of the signature of the metre Convention. This international treaty allowed the creation and dissemination of the International System of Units, the SI. In France, the RNMF laboratories are the reference laboratories for the production of measurement standards for the implementation of SI units, the maintenance of standards and the dissemination of references. The work of metrologists supports the innovations of tomorrow's world, guaranteeing the quality of monitoring of the parameters that characterize the environment, or developing methods for characterizing and evaluating quantum technologies or artificial intelligence.

This work will be presented by RNMF researchers at CIM 2025.

Program of interventions

Tuesday, March 11

PHOTONICS

  • Extension from 250 nm to 200 nm for measuring the spectral irradiance of a source at LNE-CNAM : Mai HUONG VALIN, 16h to 17h30 - Poster
  • New calibration standards and methods for radiometry and photometry after phaseout of incandescent lamps : Thierry VALIN, 16h to 17h30 - Poster
  • EUROPEAN EPM PROJECT - 22NRM05 MeLiDos : Fabien ELOI, 16h to 17h30 - Poster

DIMENSIONAL

  • Algorithms for surface texture characterization of freeform surfaces and components produced by additive manufacturing : Ahmed BACHIR, 16h to 17h30 - Poster

Wednesday, March 12

A NEW METROLOGY FOR A SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRY AND SOCIETY

  • Plenary session chaired by Thomas GRENON, 11h to 12h30

BIOMEDICAL APPLICATION

  • Low background facility design and traceability at lne lnhb for ionizing radiation : Jean-Marc BORDY, 15h45 to 16h - Lecture

IMPLEMENTING THE NEW MASS UNIT

  • Gravimetric standard leak artefact calibration : Bartholomé BLANC, 14h15 to 14h30 - Lecture
  • The dissemination of the mass unit in france…towards the end of standards ? :  Florian BEAUDOUX, 14h30 to 14h45 - Lecture
  • First weighings with the lne electrostatic balance : Matthieu THOMAS, 13h30 to 13h45  - Lecture
  • Improvement of the mass measurement noise of the LNE Kibble balance : Matthieu Thomas, 13h45 to 14h  - Lecture

METROLOGY TO TACKLE GREENHOUSE EFFECTS

  • Instrumented platform on sensor systems evaluation in a controlled environment : Tatiana MACE, 10h to 10h15  - Lecture

TACKLING POLLUTANTS OF EMERGING CONCERN FOR A HEALTHIER TOMORROW 

  • Roundtable participation from Nathalie GUIGUES, 13h30 to 15h - Table ronde

Thursday, March 13

ELECTROMAGNETISM

  • Modeling of high voltage sections to design a reference universal voltage divider at lne : Hanane SAADEDDINE, 11h to 12h30 - Poster
  • New structure for high-sensitivity coaxial thermal power sensor in the frequency range from DC to 50 GHz : Doudou BA, 11h to 12h30 - Poster
  • An overview of the different sources of uncertainty affecting the measurement of electrochemical elements : Houda YAHYAOUI, 11h to 12h30 - Poster
  • Design of s-parameter standards for high-frequency nano-devices characterization : Daouda SECK, 11h to 12h30 - Poster
  • Traceability of the wbco standard attenuator by comparing with an inductive voltage dividers : Houssemeddine KRRAOUI, 11h to 12h30 - Poster
  • Electric field probe calibration method by using a tem cell for reference field generation : Seif BEN HASSINE, 11h to 12h30 - Poster

FLOW

  • Development of two complementary methods for providing traceability of hydrogen leaks by flow measurement between 10-9 and 10-6 mol/s : Zaccaria SILVESTRI, 11h to 12h30 - Poster
  • Improvements of the national standard for flows below 1 mg.s-1 nitrogen or dry air (50 SCCM) : Deborah SEGALL, 11h to 12h30 - Poster

QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY

  • Operation of the quantum hall resistance standard in a closed-cycle cryogen-free cryostat at LNE : Mathieu TAUPIN, 11h to 12h30 - Poster

NEW CHALLENGES IN CHEMICAL METROLOGY

  •  Session chaired Nathalie GUIGUES, 9h to 10h30
  • Recycling critical and strategic materials from the urban mine: first accurately estimate the content : Paola FISICARO, 10h to 10h15 - Lecture

NANOTECHNOLOGY

  • Session chaired by François PIQUEMAL, 15h30 to 17h
  • Development of reference samples for calibrating resistance and current measurements in conductive probe atomic force microscopy : José MORAN, 15h30 to 15h45 - Lecture

ELECTROMAGNETISM

  • Direct traceability of the impedance units to the quantum hall effect: the new project “impacq” at LNE : Olivier THEVENOT, 14h30 to 14h45 - Lecture
  • Towards a traceable calibration of medium voltage instrument transformers up to 150 kHz : Mohamed AGAZAR, 14h45 to 15h - Lecture

ENSURING MEASUREMENT TRACEABILITY IN ISO/IEC 17 025 LABORATORIES

  • Short course from Marc HIMBERT, 13h30 to 15h.

ADVANCED METHODS FOR UNCERTAINTY EVALUATION

  • Advancing calibration techniques for dynamic measurements, Bayan TALLAWI, 14h15 to 14h30

Friday, March 14 

QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY

  • Molecular doping of epitaxial graphene on sic for the quantum hall resistance standard at low magnetic field : François COUËDO, 10h to 10h15 - Lecture

ADVANCES IN THERMOMETRY AND HYGROMETRY: SI TRACEABILITY FOR INDUSTRY

  • Session chaired by Eric GEORGIN, 11h to 12h30
  • Advanced techniques for moisture and water content analysis in solids : enhancing industrial process control and product quality, Bayan TALLAWI, 12h to 12h15.

FLOW

  • Characterisation of microfluidic transfer standards : results and challenges, Kevin ROMIEU, 9h15 to 9h30

 

Full program on the CIM 2025 website