Vacuum Metrology in 2026: Where do we stand, where do we want to go?
The perspective from the past
| Speaker | Affiliation | Title |
| Karl Jousten | PTB | 60 years of vacuum metrology at PTB |
| Jay Hendricks | NIST | The development of vacuum research and service at NIST |
| Paolo Chiggiato | CERN | Past and future vacuum for the the world's largest and most complex scientific instruments |
The perspective from research
| Yuanchao Yang | NIM China | The prospects of photonic measurement for pressure, temperature and gas density |
| Julia Scherschligt | NIST | At the low end of the pressure scale: Atom traps as primary standards |
| Tom Rubin | PTB | Completing the vacuum scale with photonic measurements: Ideas und needs |
The perspective from metrology and science
| Domenico Mari | INRIM | Classical and optical vacuum metrology: Considerations for the future |
| Matthias Bernien | PTB | To where the digitalisation can lead us in vacuum metrology and service? |
| Karsten Danzmann | MPI-G | Shaking the vacuum: Gravitational waves |
The perspective from industry and users
| Martin Wüest | INFICON AG | How vacuum gauges have to look like in the future? |
| Mark van de Kerkhof | ASML | The past and future role of vacuum for the semiconductor industry |
