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Con el motivo de celebrar el Día de la Lengua Española de las Naciones Unidas, hemos recopilado todas nuestras guías y folletos informativos en español. | In celebration of UN Spanish Language Day, we've collected together all our Spanish-language Guides and Information Leaflets.
March 22 is World Water Day. Read about how Eurachem guidance can support the implementation of the new EU directive on the quality of water intended for human consumption
June 9 has been designated by the International Accreditation Organizations ILAC and IAF as World Accreditation Day. This symbolic day gives the opportunity for a worldwide campaign to highlight the importance of accreditation as the highest level of reliability assessment of a laboratory’s quality infrastructure. The theme of World Accreditation Day 2020 is “Accreditation: Improving Food Safety”.
Eurachem joins the celebration of the second World Food Safety Day (7 June 2020), promoted by the UN Agencies FAO and WHO, aimed, under the theme "Food safety, everyone’s business!", to promote global food safety awareness and to inspire actions at all levels to help prevent, detect and manage foodborne risks.
Read more: Food Safety: everyone’s business and Eurachem’s business as usual!
At 12:20 CET on November 16, 2018, CGPM, the General Conference on Weights and Measures responsible for decisions on the systeme internationale, voted unanimously to move the foundations of physical and chemical measurement.
The CGPM met, at an open meeting at the Palais des Congrès, Versailles, to discuss and vote on the re-definition of four of the SI’s seven base units: the mole, the ampere, the kelvin, and the kilogram.
This change, which came into effect on World Metrology Day (20th May) 2019, is perhaps the most fundamental change in the SI since its inception. For the first time, the SI will be defined entirely in terms of fundamental physical constants, instead of requiring the maintenance of a physical artefact.
The new version of ISO/IEC 17025 - General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories - has slipped in under the wire to become ISO/IEC 17025:2017. What can laboratories expect to see when they read the new Standard? We take a look.
