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The evaluation process for Stage 2 of the 2023 Partnership Call has been finalised

Following the Review Conference held in November 2023, where external independent referees evaluated and ranked the proposals, the Partnership Committee recommended, and Board of Directors agreed, on a final list of selected projects to fund.

The following proposals have been selected and will be invited for contract negotiation:

Fundamental:

• Photonic and quantum sensors for practical integrated primary thermometry
• Controlled confinement to reduce the inaccuracy of clocks based on optical lattices
• High-accuracy ion-based optical clocks
• Fundamental physical metrology with cold molecules

• Advanced quantum technology for metrology of electrical currents
• Fundamental protein metrology to support the definition of measurands, analytical targets, and their associated measurement uncertainty
• Quantum anomalous Hall effect materials and devices for metrology
• Metrology for superconducting qubits

Industry:

• Electric energy and supply reliability
• Manufacturing of commutable calibrators and quality control materials for standardisation and post-market surveillance of IVD tests
• RF key quantities for 6G development
• Metrology for static and dynamic characterisation of supercapacitors
• Flow measurement traceability for hydrogen in gas networks
• Metrology for electric vehicle charging systems
• Radon metrology: Sensor networks for big buildings and future cities
• Traceable machine vision systems for digital industrial applications
• Metrology for green maritime shipping: Emission control through traceable measurements and machine learning approach
• On-wafer microwave metrology for future industrial applications
• Thermometry with embedded SI traceability for industrial applications
• Application of digital metrological twins for emerging measurement technology in advanced manufacturing
• Metrology for food safety in the circular economy: targeted and screening methods for contaminants in food and recycled packaging
• Multidimensional optical diffusion for the measurement of appearance

Normative:

• Support for standardisation of sample-by-sample waveform uncertainty computation
• Standardised measurements of surface functionalities on nanoparticles
• Standardisation of bioaerosol monitoring for air quality and climate modelling
• Normating colour-centre-based quantum sensing technology towards industrial application and standards
• Advanced detail sensitivity monitoring by new concepts to improve the reliability of safety relevant products using industrial computed tomography

Research Potential:

• Wideband AC quantum traceability
• Establishing European traceability for medical measuring devices through liquid absorbance filters
• Metrology for standardised moisture content measurements in plant-origin bulk materials in support of International and European food safety and trade

Capacity Building Coordination:

• Capacity building coordination (2023)

EURAMET would like to thank the following referees who evaluated the stage 2 proposals in 2023:

The referees consisted of 68 men (74 %), 23 women (26 %) and represented 28 different nationalities.

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