Cryogenic pool boiling work features in Physics WorldCryogenic pool boiling is gaining interest in process industry, to name a few, in areas such as material processing, freezing in food and pharma industry and in sample preparation for cryogenic microscopy. In this area, the main interest is in understanding the transient liquid-vapour phase transition as elaborated here. Our work on cooling of insulated metals in saturated and subcooled liquid nitrogen appeared in a news feature in Physics World.Read more
University of Twente and Dutch ATLAS collective will further research Higgs BosonA collaboration between the University of Twente, two other Dutch Universities and the National Institute for Subatomic Physics (Nikhef) receives an ENW-Groot grant of 2.9 million euros to further research the famous Higgs Boson with the ATLAS detector as announced by science funder NWO today.Read more
Cryogenic pool boiling work features in Physics World
University of Twente and Dutch ATLAS collective will further research Higgs Boson
Liquid nitrogen droplet work featured in Physics World
Recognition of excellence for paper describing superconducting wind generator
The 2019 symposium on Applications of Superconductivity and Cryogenics
EMS participates in cryo electron microscopy development
Mulholland Memorial Award for Srinivas Vanapalli
Biopsy frozen in seconds in the operating room
Worlds first superconducting wind turbine on grid and producing power
Lighter windmills thanks to superconductivity
The 2018 symposium on Applications of Superconductivity and Cryogenics
Seminar on the latest developments on superconductors and magnet technology, September 28 2018
