This half-day event brings together experts and practitioners from industry and academia to dive into the practical use of tolerance chain thinking and measurement system analysis in analytical and process settings.

Through talks, real-life examples, and a hands-on coffee break activity, we’ll look at how uncertainties propagate through systems, how they can be quantified, and how we can work smarter with tolerances in complex measurement setups.

Expect inspiration, reflection, and good conversations – whether you work with measurements, data, or decisions – in the lab, in production, or in development.

Program

13:00–13:05 Welcome
13:05–13:30 Frans van den Berg (KU) – Tolerance chain theory
13:30–13:55 Jari Ojala (TI) – Tolerance chain use and considerations
13:55–14:20 Jens Folke – Measurement System Analysis (MSA)
14:20–14:30 Introduction to coffee break activity (user experience with MSA)
14:30–15:00 Coffee break & networking activity
15:00–15:15 Marie Top Mygind (FOSS) – Trailing the uncertainties …in analytical equipment
15:15–15:30 Niels Wardinghus Bøje (Arla) – What everyone should know before starting MSA
15:30–15:45 Lene Bjørg Cesar (Novonesis) – How we use MSA in Novonesis
15:45–16:00 Coffee break activity results & wrap-up 

The meeting will be held in Copenhagen and Aarhus simultaneously – there will be speakers present in both locations and the presentations will be streamed between the two locations. Online participation is not possible. 

If you want to join the meeting from Aarhus, you can sign up here: Certain when uncertain!