The European Metrological Networks (EMN) are infrastructures designed and created by EURAMET and its Member States with the aim of guaranteeing Europe a world-leading metrological capacity, which work in a coordinated and joint way, based on a common strategy aimed at meeting high standards of scientific research, infrastructures, knowledge transfer and services, which listens to and responds to the rapidly evolving needs of end users.

There are currently twelve EMNs and they support various thematic areas of transversal interest, from sustainable energy to medicine and industry 4.0, through the monitoring of the environment and contaminants on our table up to quantum technologies and statistics applied to the science of measures, to name a few.

EMN members are committed to create strategically planned sustainable structures from the start, supporting regulation and standardisation, promoting good practices and creating a comprehensive infrastructure that works for the long term.

INRiM is part of the following EMNs: