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27 - 30 September 2011: Metrology 2011 (Natal, Brasil)
Metrology 2011
Date: September 27-30, 2011
Location: Natal, Brasil
The metrology 2011 is a global multi-event comprising an international measuring Instruments exhibition and four international associated events in different areas of metrology and instrumentation.
The Congress is organized by the National Institute of Metrology, Normalization and Industrial Quality (Inmetro/Brazil), Brazilian Society of Metrology (SBM) and International Measurement Confederation (IMEKO). The Metrology 2011 (Metrologia 2011) will take place in the Convention Center of Praiamar Hotel, in the beautiful city of Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, from 27 to 30 of September, 2011.
Inmetro, SBM and IMEKO invites scientists, engineers, physicists, students, technicians and other people coming from the fields of industry, calibration services, research institutes, universities and national metrology institutes to submit papers on topics in the scope of conference.
Contact: metrologia2011@metrologia.org.br
Homepage: www.metrologia.org.br/metrologia2011
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