CCQM

Committee members

Consultative Committee for Amount of Substance: Metrology in Chemistry and Biology (CCQM)

President

Dr S.-R. Park

CIPM Member

Executive Secretary

List of meetings

Meetings and related documents

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-OAWG
  • From 21 to 25
  • October
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

29th meeting of the CCQM
  • From 25 to 26
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-SAWG
  • 24
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-IAWG
  • From 23 to 24
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-GAWG
  • From 23 to 24
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-CAWG
  • 23
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-PAWG
  • From 23 to 24
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-OAWG
  • From 23 to 24
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-EAWG
  • 22
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-IRWG
  • 22
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-NAWG
  • From 21 to 22
  • April
  • 2024

Upcoming Meeting

CCQM-KCWG
  • From 20 to 21
  • April
  • 2024

Past Meeting

CCQM-SPWG
  • 20
  • February
  • 2024

Past Meeting

CCQM-TG-FOOD
  • 06
  • February
  • 2024

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See also:

CCQM Final Reports

CCQM-mission

Remit

The CCQM is responsible for developing, improving and documenting the equivalence of national standards (certified reference materials and reference methods) for chemical and biological measurements. It advises the CIPM on matters related to chemical and biological measurements including advice on the BIPM scientific programme activities.

The responsibilities of the CCQM are:

  1. to establish global comparability of measurement results through promoting traceability to the SI, and where traceability to the SI is not yet feasible, to other internationally agreed references;
  2. to contribute to the establishment of a globally recognized system of national measurement standards, methods and facilities for chemical and biological measurements;
  3. to contribute to the implementation and maintenance of the CIPM MRA with respect to chemical and biological measurements;
  4. to review and advise the CIPM on the uncertainties of the BIPM's calibration and measurement services as published on the BIPM website;
  5. to act as a forum for the exchange of information about the research and measurement service delivery programmes and other technical activities of the CC members and observers, thereby creating new opportunities for collaboration.