The CPEM (Conference on Precision Electromagnetic Measurements) is devoted to topics related to the measurement of electromagnetic quantities at the highest accuracy levels. These cover the frequency spectrum from dc to the optical region. A major focus of this conference is quantum devices that relate electrical standards to fundamental constants and the international system of units. In response to the global climate change challenges, metrology for energy and environment will be presented as a special topic for discussion.

CPEM attracts a highly specialized international participation. The principal types of organizations that participate in CPEM are the national standards laboratories; industrial organizations that manufacture electrical standards and measurement instruments; industrial and government laboratories that interact extensively with national laboratories; and universities that conduct research on precision measurements, standards and related fundamental constants.

Attendance at CPEM is considered a must for the researchers and metrologists who are interested in electromagnetic measurement technology and its applications.

CPEM 2010, hosted by Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS), is the 27th event in a series of international conferences that began in 1958 in Boulder, Colorado, USA. It will provide a forum for the discussion of present research and development activities and future prospects.

The CPEM 2010 technical program will consist of oral and poster sessions including a number of invited presentations by leading scientists working at the frontiers of measurement science and technology. This conference will contribute to further development of related fields.

More detailed information on the scope of the conference can be found on the conference web site.

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