News items include website updates and recent news of Eurachem events and activities.
Thanks to our colleagues in Germany, the Education and Training Working Group has published a German translation of the 2nd edition of the guide ‘Terminology in Analytical Chemistry: Introduction to VIM 3’.
Thanks to our colleagues in Ukraine, the Education and Training Working Group has published Ukrainian translations of the 2nd edition of the guide ‘Terminology in Analytical Chemistry: Introduction to VIM 3’ and the accompanying leaflet ‘You talk, we understand – The way out of the tower of Babel’.
Thanks to our colleagues in Ukraine, our Qualitative Analysis working group has published a Ukrainian translation of our information Leaflet on the interpretation of qualitative test results using Bayes' theorem.
The leaflet shows how the prevalence of a characteristic - in this case the prevalence of a disease - affects the interpretation of test results.
The Eurachem MU and Traceability WG is pleased to announce a new Guide covering the evaluation of measurement uncertainty from precision and trueness data.
The Guide provides a detailed approach to teh use of in-house method validation data for measurement uncertainy evaluation. Key topics include modelling how measurement uncertainty varies with concentrations, and how to handle divergent recovery values from different reference materials.
Eurachem is pleased to present a new Fourth edition of our Guide to Quality in Analytical Chemistry.
The Guide gives guidance on accreditation for analytical chemistry laboratories. This fourth edition reflects changes that were introduced with the publication of the 2017 version of ISO/IEC 17025.
Read more: Fourth edition of our Guide to Quality in Analytical Chemistry
Our Qualitative Analysis working group has published a new information Leaflet on the interpretation of qualitative test results using bayes' theorem.
"Should Gabriel visit Maria? A short introduction to Bayes’ Theorem" is short story showing how the prevalence of a characteristic - in this case the prevalence of a disease - affects the interpretation of test results.
Registration is now open for our 11th International Workshop on Proficiency Testing in Analytical Chemistry, Microbiology and Laboratory Medicine.
This four-day workshop features a day of training sessions covering key aspects of Proficiency testing, followed by three days of presentations and interactive discussions on key themes for PT.
Our PT working group has published a French translation of our Information Leaflet, "Basic instructions for participants in a proficiency testing scheme", with thanks to our French colleagues.
This leaflet includes essential tips to help participants avoid common mistakes and achieve successful outcomes. It also contains a comprehensive checklist outlining the key steps to consider when participating in a proficiency testing (PT) scheme.
Our Analytical Equipment and System Qualification Working Group is delighted to issue a new Guide on "The Fitness for Intended Use of Analytical Equipment and Systems".
Read more: New Guide to Analytical Equipment and System Qualification
The third edition of the Eurachem Guide The fitness for purpose of analytical methods was published earlier this year. The Method Validation Working Group are pleased to announce that the second edition of two supplements to this guide are now available.
The second edition of the supplementary document Planning and reporting method validation studies has been updated in line with the third edition of the Fitness for purpose guide and also includes additional information on the extent of validation.
The second edition of the supplementary document Blanks in method validation has also been updated in line with the third edition of the Fitness for purpose guide and now encompasses blanks related to sampling.
Download The fitness for purpose of analytical methods, 3rd edition, here>>>
Download the supplementary document Blanks in method validation here>>>
