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Traceability and Regulatory Considerations in Digital Standards

Webinar

As chemical measurement systems grow more complex, National Metrology Institutes (NMIs) and their industry partners face mounting pressure to certify novel Certified Reference Materials (CRMs) faster and across broader classes of analytes.

During the webinar, you will:

  • Discover how digital standards are reshaping the traceability chain from physical CRMs to digital references and simulated standards.
  • Learn about dRMs and QMRMs, and how computable, FAIR, SI-traceable digital assets are anchored to physical references through international comparisons.
  • Understand how Quantum Mechanical Spectral Analysis improves uncertainty evaluation by explicitly modelling baselines and minor components.
  • Explore regulatory and operational implications, including auditability for regulators, reduced material dependency for manufacturers, and harmonization efforts among NMIs, pharmacopoeias, and industry.

Speakers

Dr. Cameron Robertson

Dr. Cameron Robertson

International Bureau of Weights and Measures

Chemist – NMR Spectroscopy

Cameron Robertson leads qNMR activities at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, France. Within the Consultative Committee for Amount of Substance: Metrology in Chemistry and Biology (CCQM), he coordinates international comparisons and supports national metrology institutes validating analytical methods and certifying reference materials. His current work focuses on novel standards, alongside quantum enabled approaches for internationally recognised measurement and regulatory decisions.