Chase Research Cryogenics Ltd is pleased to announce its relocation to new, state of the art premises in Sheffield. Continued expansion has meant that we have outgrown our previous premises, which we occupied for more than 17 years. Our new location has more than 5,000 square feet of bespoke office, workshop and laboratory space. Designed
Tests by Nasa JPL, on the large GL4 systems they are using to cool the Deep Space Network optical communication receivers, have demonstrated that our 1K modules operate satisfactorily even when orientated at 90 degrees to the vertical. This result is somewhat surprising given that the modules rely on gravity to ensure that their Helium
Bernard Cooper, James Watt School of Engineering postgraduate researcher at the University of Glasgow, was awarded a gold medal in STEM for BRITAIN for his presentation on miniaturised cooling of quantum detectors. STEM for BRITAIN is a prestigious scientific poster competition and exhibition which has been held in Parliament since 1997 and is organised by the