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NMI National Measurement Awards celebration

Tuesday 12 Aug
2:00pm - 3:15pm (AEST)

Join the National Measurement Insitute as we celebrate our 2025 National Measurement Awards!

These awards celebrate people doing great things in measurement science in Australia.

The event will include presentations from each of the finalists, and your chance to vote live for the winner of the People’s Choice award!

Join us for the ceremony at the Townhall event link.

When

Tue. 12 Aug

Time

2:00pm - 3:15pm (AEST)

Topics

Chemistry and Materials
Energy and Transport
Environment and Nature
Indigenous Knowledge
Innovation and Technology
Mathematics
Mining and Industry

Cost

Free

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