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Helium Reliquefier installation at Ohio State University's NMR magner

Cryomech HeRL02-RM Helps Ohio State University Achieve Closed-Loop Helium Recovery for Ultra-High-Field NMR Magnet

Silicon Quantum Computing is building the first commercial quantum computer platform capable of hosting millions of qubits in a single system with scalable cooling — Silicon Quantum Computing is building the first commercial quantum computer platform capable of hosting millions of qubits in a single system with scalable cooling. Photo: SQC

Silicon Quantum Computing – Precision at the Atomic Scale

The CCAT observatory telescope facility situated on a mountain plateau with snow patches, surrounded by distant peaks under a clear blue sky. — Render of the Fred Young Submillimeter telescope at the CCAT observatory site. Image source: ccatobservatory.org

CCAT Observatory – Exploring the Universe from the Edge of the Sky

The Simons Observatory Large Aperture Telescope (LAT) at completed construction. Image source: Simons Observatory

Big Bang Vision: Exploring the Cosmic Microwave Background at Simons Observatory

Collage of photos of the HeRL02-RM Helium Reliquefier installed into an NMR system

NMR Spectroscopy and Spiders – How Helium Recovery Supports Biochemistry Research

Associate Professor Katja Nowack and the LD400 dilution refrigerator of the Nowack Lab.

Exploring Quantum Materials with Scanning SQUID Microscopy

Members of Vrajitoarea Lab and their LD400 dilution refrigerator.

Utilizing Synthetic Quantum Materials to Study Many-Body Systems

XLDsl dilution refrigerator with the Gas Handling System Generation 2 at the SQuID lab.

Superconducting Qubit Research at the SQuID Lab

The Quantum Transport Laboratory team at IISER Thiruvananthapuram with Principal Investigator Dr. Madhu Thalakulam. — The Quantum Transport Laboratory team at IISER Thiruvananthapuram with Principal Investigator Dr. Madhu Thalakulam. Photo: Madhu Thalakulam / QTran Lab

QTran Lab – Pushing the Boundaries of Quantum Device Technology

XLDHe High Power Systems at Photonic’s research facility.

Quantum at Scale: Photonic’s Path to Networked Quantum Computing

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