SUPERINSULATION – Heat Transfer and Influences on Insulation Performance
View on demand: a webinar in partnership with the British Cryogenics Council
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Applications of Cryogenics: Past, Present, Future
View on demand: a webinar in partnership with the British Cryogenics Council
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Cryogenic Safety
View on demand: a webinar in partnership with the British Cryogenics Council
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Building a firm foundation in vacuum technology
One company's evolution from a small component manufacturer to a major supplier of precision vacuum equipment highlights the importance of expert knowledge for winning customer trust
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From hype to hyperloop
Vacuum-based transport systems could clear the way for faster, cheaper travel – or so proponents claim. Jon Cartwright takes a closer look
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Into new environments
How a small engineering firm expanded to develop scientific instruments for vacuum, ambient and cryogenic conditions
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Technologies working together
British Cryogenics Council chair Beth Evans on how cryogenics has changed since the council was founded in 1967
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Flash Physics: Giant glowing ‘space blobs’, SCOAP3 extended for three years, European Spallation Source gains momentum
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Catching gravity, rolling by
David Appell explores how the Advanced LIGO facility is designed to detect gravitational waves
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Mimicking the Martian surface to test space devices
A vacuum vessel that can simulate the harsh conditions on our planetary neighbour is an ideal testing ground for space instrumentation
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