PROGRAM CIM2025
The CIM is the premier event where metrology intersects with science, industry and quality infrastructure organizations.
This 22nd edition promises another dynamic 4-day program, featuring parallel sessions tackling global challenges. 100% in english, with over 200 presentations covering oral and poster sessions, along with round tables, workshops, a short course and a variety of social events, the CIM continues to be a hub of cutting-edge discussions and networking opportunities.
Below, you'll find the short program as well as the detailed conference schedule ⤵️
Session Chair: Maguelonne Chambon - Laboratoire National de métrologie et d'Essais / FRANCE
Session Chair: Stéphane Gueu - Essilor / FRANCE
Metrology 4.0 is transforming industrial measurement by integrating cutting-edge technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, and 3D mapping into the science of measurement. This shift presents both challenges and opportunities for current and future metrologists, requiring them to expand beyond traditional skills. The role of metrologists now involves deeper interaction with digitalized processes and smart systems, transitioning from passive monitoring to becoming key players in intelligent measurement systems.
Metrologists must now blend core skills with new technological expertise, collaborating with smart machinery and digital systems. This calls for continuous adaptation, combining human ingenuity with the precision of advanced tools. However, this shift is also contributing to a decline in interest among younger generations to pursue careers in metrology, creating a significant labor shortage in the field.
The upcoming roundtable will address these challenges and opportunities, focusing on:
- Metrology and Calibration Lab Experts' profiles in the digital age
- Transitioning today’s metrologists to meet future demands
- The impact of digitalization on metrologists’ work
- Training and skills required for future metrologists
- Addressing labor shortages and bridging the skills gap
- Adapting to rapid technological changes through continuous learning
- Sharing successful stories and best practices within the field
Moderator:
- Laura Martin - EUROLAB / BELGIUM
Speakers:
- Jean-Clair Ballot - IUT Paris-Saclay / FRANCE
- Sébastien Denaës - Colas / FRANCE
- Alvaro Ribeiro - Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil / PORTUGAL
- Louise Wright - National Physical Laboratory / UNITED KINGDOM
- Marija Cundeva-Blajer - University of SS. Cyril and Methodius - Skopje / MACEDONIA
Session Chair: Eric Georgin - CETIAT / FRANCE
Time for the grand finale of the event where we celebrate outstanding contributions and achievements. It’s a moment to recognize excellence across various categories, applaud the innovative work presented and reflect on the success of this year’s congress.