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Workshop
2024-02-12
CEN Workshop on 'Best practices for accurate position of visible and invisible traces in digital replicas of crime scenes for investigation and training purposes'

The objective of forensic methods is to obtain results with a measurement quality relevant (e.g., consistent, reliable and accurate) for the criminal justice system. This means that during the introduction or implementation of new forensic methods/technologies a specific step must be taken to prove in an objective way that the method is suitable for its intended use.

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Workshop
2024-02-07
CEN-CENELEC Workshop on 'Standardized On-site SRI Building Audits: Framework Development Workshop'

The Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI) calculation is an auditing process aiming at assessing the automation and control aspects of building.  It requires a structured chronological sequence and corresponding obligations in terms of scope, aims and thoroughness. The SRI assessment requires inspection both of physical and operational aspects of building technical systems, including automation and control of building services.

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EN in the spotlight
2024-02-05
New standard will help determine the amount of lipids in algae

Lipids are a class of natural organic substances characterized by a very low water solubility, a high organic solvent solubility and a high carbon and hydrogen content. They can be used, for example, to produce biofuels. In Europe, there is growing interest in algae and algae-based products or intermediates as they are a valuable source of many nutrients, such as proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and pigments. They can be used in a variety of sectors, including food, textiles, cosmetics, or biofuel.

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Workshop
2024-02-02
CEN Workshop on 'Paint and coating systems for Defence and Security applications'

This workshop is motivated by the industry need to identify and clarify the performance criteria of paint and coating systems for defence and security applications. There are numerous international, European, and national paint standards, but they do not take account of military constraints, which are different from those in the civilian sector. This is especially true of testing and performances criteria for land, air, and naval weapons.

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Newsletter
2024-02-01
ANEC signs MoU with THUAS

ANEC is delighted to have agreed on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS), related to the university’s International and European Law Programme.

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Newsletter
2024-02-01
First edition of the AI standardization ‘Inclusiveness’ Newsletter

The European Commission standardization request in support of EU policy on artificial intelligence (European Commission C (2023)3215), issued in May 2023, requires facilitating an appropriate representation and effective participation of relevant stakeholders in the development of the standards mandated to support the AI Act.

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Newsletter
2024-02-01
SBS calls for greater role of SMEs in national and international standardization

In January, SBS published two position papers outlining its recommendations to ensure the interests and growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in standardization at the national and international levels. The objective of the publications is to strengthen the participation, role and impact of SMEs and SME experts in the national and international standardization systems.

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Newsletter
2024-02-01
Finnish standards – a century of supporting competitiveness

For 100 years, Finland has used standards to promote competitiveness, the functioning of society, public safety, and national security. 

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Newsletter
2024-02-01
Developing countries engaged in creating a global standard for menstrual products

Global standards on the quality and safety of condoms and IUDs have been around for a long time. However, even though about 1.8 billion of the world’s girls and women menstruate every month, there are no standards on menstrual products. 

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Newsletter
2024-02-01
SIST: 'This year will be even more exciting'

We are already well into the second month of 2024, and at SIST, the Slovenian Institute for Standardization, we are sure that all national standardization bodies have already started their activities too. Some of SIST’s work is just the continuation of previously launched tasks which will be taken to the next level in 2024. However, there are also some brand-new projects that we are looking forward to.

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