An international school has begun its work in Tashkent with the participation of prestigious international experts
This international event is organized by the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures (BIPM), COOMET TC 4 “Information and
An international school has started its work in Tashkent with the participation of prestigious international experts
The BIPM–COOMET UTC SUMMER SCHOOL has commenced its activities in Tashkent.
On September 28, 2026, the BIPM–COOMET UTC Summer School international summer school began its work in the city of Tashkent, hosted by the Uzbek National Institute of Metrology (UzNIM).
This international event is being organized in cooperation with the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures (BIPM), COOMET TC 4 "Information and Training", and the Uzbek National Institute of Metrology, and is sponsored by IEEE UFFC.
A total of 31 participants from 25 foreign countries are participating in this international summer school, which is being held in Uzbekistan for the first time. While 11 of them are conducting lecturing activities as leading international experts from developed countries, 20 are participating as summer school attendees with the aim of improving their knowledge and practical skills in the field of time and frequency metrology.
The main objective of the event is to build modern knowledge and practical skills in creating, comparing, and transmitting UTC and UTC(k) time scales, performing high-precision time and frequency measurements, and ensuring their metrological traceability.
The summer school program includes lectures and practical sessions on UTC and UTC(k) time scales, atomic clocks, time and frequency transfer via GNSS, metrological traceability, measurement uncertainty evaluation, statistical analysis, and modern time-frequency technologies.
The BIPM–COOMET UTC Summer School will continue from September 28 to 30, serving to exchange international experience in the field of time and frequency metrology, develop scientific and technical cooperation, and enhance the capacity of specialists from national metrology institutes.