Read article: Why insulated metals cool down faster than their bare counterparts
Cryogenic experiments and a new thermodynamic model shed fresh light on the Leidenfrost effect
Read article: UHV analytical stages: positioning for success in surface science studies
UHV Design continues to push the boundaries when it comes to sample manipulation, positioning and preparation in ultrahigh-vacuum environments
Read article: Reinvention lights up optical experiments at low temperatures
Cryogenics specialist Quantum Design has designed a magneto-optical cryostat that for the first time brings its high magnetic field and cryogenics technology into a dedicated optical environment
Read article: Cool technology enables quantum computing
Innovations by cryogenics specialist Bluefors are designed to make it easier for researchers to perform precision experiments with large-scale quantum systems
Read article: What’s new in ultra-high vacuum technology?
View on demand: a webinar sponsored by Agilent Technologies
Read article: Cryogenics for Quantum Applications
View on demand: a webinar in partnership with the British Cryogenics Council
Read article: Trapped interferometer makes a compact gravity probe
Holding atoms rather than dropping them reduces noise by up to four orders of magnitude
Read article: High-performance transfer arms secure sample delivery in ultrahigh vacuum
Low-friction actuation enables clean and efficient sample delivery, while telescopic option squeezes full-sized performance into a space-saving package
Read article: Turbomolecular pumps: diverse customers drive advanced performance
Edwards is betting that a focus on fundamental technology innovation and product evolution will prove a winning strategy for its nEXT family of mechanical turbomolecular pumps and pumping stations
Read article: Vacuum keeps food fresh and cool from field to table
A fast, energy-efficient method for extending the shelf life of leafy green veggies is attracting attention in new markets, writes Pierre Lantheaume
