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by Michiel van Limbeek, Cris Vermeer, and Marcel ter Brake, University of Twente. Romaine Kunst, Adrie Visser, Pieter Lerou, and Erik-Jan de Hoon, Demcon kryoz. Johannes Burger, Martijn Al, and Hassan Firouzbakht, Cooll. The Einstein Telescope (ET) will be the first third-generation gravitational wave detector, marking a new era in …

The Purpose of Cryogenic Conditioning Equipment When liquid cryogens such as nitrogen travel through transfer piping, they inevitably absorb heat from the environment. This heat infiltration causes the liquid's physical properties and behavior to change—most notably through vapor formation, which leads to two-phase flow. The result is pressure fluctuations, inconsistent …

Guy Gistau-Baguer made significant advances in the development of medium- and large-scale helium refrigerators and was at the forefront of moving large practical systems into scientific facilities throughout the world. Gistau-Baguer taught extensively, wrote an important text on cryogenic refrigeration, and provided years of service to the cryogenics community. Guy …

Deep cryogenic treatment (DCT) has become an important enhancement process for ground engaging tools (GETs). These components operate in some of the harshest service environments where abrasive wear, repeated impact loading, and cyclic fatigue combine to cause premature failure. Unlike conventional heat treatment alone, DCT modifies the internal microstructure of …

DwyerOmega, a portfolio company of Arcline Investment Management, recently announced the acquisition of Lake Shore Cryotronics DwyerOmega, a portfolio company of Arcline Investment Management, today announced the acquisition of Lake Shore Cryotronics ("Lake Shore" or the "Company"). The acquisition strengthens DwyerOmega's precision temperature measurement product offering in cryogenics while expanding …

AQV recently announced that its indigenous Dilution Refrigerator successfully reached four Kelvin (-269°C) at the Quantum Reference Facility in Medha Towers here. This exercise marks a milestone in India's efforts to develop a domestic quantum technology ecosystem. The breakthrough advances India's quantum technology aspirations while supporting Andhra Pradesh's efforts to …

Warpage, heat, and brittleness can cause huge reliability problems for expensive designs. Low-temperature solders are becoming increasingly attractive in the chiplet era because they promise substantially reduced package warpage while enabling the use of temperature-sensitive components such as silicon photonics, LED modules, and flex circuits. These solders are mostly used …

The Cryogenics Society of Europe (CSE) is opening nominations for two inaugural CSE Awards: CSE Award for Excellence in Cryogenic Engineering and CSE Early Career Award for Cryogenic Engineering. CSE Award for Excellence in Cryogenic Engineering The Cryogenics Society of Europe (CSE) is opening nominations for the inaugural CSE Award …

Quantum computing has moved from the laboratory into the national security conversation —and the regulatory landscape is shifting fast. Government contractors and companies operating in the quantum technology space face a growing web of export controls, foreign investment scrutiny, cybersecurity mandates, and data protection obligations that demand attention now, not …

Biohub invites applications for two-year research projects to accelerate advances in cryo-electron tomography (cryo-ET) by supporting the development of innovative vitrification methods and real-time monitoring technologies that improve the consistency, efficiency, and scalability of sample preparation of cells and tissues. Open date: June 4, 2026, 8:30 am PDT Close date: …

Scientists just smashed a superconductivity record—bringing the dream of lossless power and futuristic energy tech one big step closer. University of Houston researchers have achieved a major superconductivity breakthrough by setting a new temperature record for superconductors operating under ambient pressure conditions. The advance could eventually help create more efficient …

Bluefors has joined the Chicago Quantum Exchange, strengthening CQE’s Midwest roots as the region expands efforts to build a quantum supply chain, expand innovation capacity, and scale a quantum workforce. Bluefors plays a vital role in all three areas. We opened our first US-based Bluefors Lab in Chicago last year, …

AI is changing what power delivery must do, and new approaches are required Growing AI energy demand is not only forcing data centers to address generation challenges, but also how power is delivered. As power density rises and timelines tighten, high-temperature superconductors (HTS, also known simply as superconductors) are moving …

A team of researchers report a single organic molecule can now store, manipulate and read out quantum information one molecule at a time using light. They add that their work hints at a possible new quantum modality built from chemically engineered molecules rather than fabricated semiconductor defects. The study, published …

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