The National Laboratory Association (NLA) is hosting Test & Measurement 2007 Conference and Exhibition from 19-21 November 2007 at Emperors Palace Convention Centre, Johannesburg. The registration brochure is available for download from the NLA website www.nla.org.za and all laboratory and measurement practitioners are invited to attend.
NLA has also posted several useful documents on its website for readers to download. The documents include:
* Technical Report: Measurement uncertainty revisited: Alternative approaches to uncertainty evaluation. (Eurolab).
* Technical Report: Guide to the evaluation of measurement uncertainty for quantitative test results. (Eurolab).
* Technical Report: Guidance for the management of computers and software in laboratories with reference to ISO/IEC 17025/2005. (Eurolab).
* Uncertainty of measurement in testing for Microbiological Laboratories. (HPA-UK).
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