Training Program format & key facts
Organized detailsOverview
A free three-day technical summer school in Tashkent on Coordinated Universal Time, GNSS time transfer, atomic clocks, clock-data analysis and national time-scale generation.
Complete training program details
The programme runs 28–30 September 2026 at the Uzbek National Institute of Metrology (UzNIM). Tutorial lectures and hands-on practical sessions are delivered with English–Russian interpretation. Capacity is limited to 20 participants, with priority to applicants from the COOMET region.
Eligibility requirements
Engineers, scientists and technical staff working in time laboratories who are new to, or actively involved in, UTC operations, timekeeping or national time-scale maintenance may apply. Professionals from the COOMET region receive priority, but the official call also invites relevant applicants beyond the region.
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Verification notes
The official BIPM call says registration is open and free, gives the 28–30 September 2026 Tashkent dates, limits the course to 20 participants, and states travel assistance may be available for applicants with demonstrated financial need whose work directly relates to national timekeeping. No application deadline is stated.
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