Category Archives: New technology

Helium Beam Particle Therapy Facility

Due to its precision and limited side effects, the particle therapy of cancer is gaining popularity. The number of patients treated with protons and light ions reached 150,000 worldwide. There are currently more than 80 facilities, which often this treatment … Continue reading

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Advanced Technology Helium Gas Purifier

The Advanced Technology Purifier (ATP) can purify up to 30 liters of helium gas per minute. At this pace, it is the system of choice for providing clean helium gas to Quantum Design’s Advanced Technology helim Liquefiers (ATL). ATP-cleaned helium … Continue reading

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CERN Physicists Create Atoms of Pionic Helium

Physicists from the ASACUSA (Atomic Spectroscopy And Collisions Using Slow Antiprotons) Collaboration at CERN have successfully synthesized and studied theoretically predicted but never before verified atoms of pionic helium. Their results mark the first time such spectroscopic measurements have been … Continue reading

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High-Efficiency Helium Separation Through An Inorganic Graphenylene Membrane: A Theoretical Study

The rising demand for helium resources makes the effective separation of helium from natural gas increasingly important in the cryogenics industry and welding technology. However, most commonly used membranes cannot efficiently separate helium from the small molecules in natural gas. … Continue reading

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New Method to Cool Superconducting Circuits in Quantum Computers

Researchers from the VTT Technical Research Center in Finland have proposed a solution to cool the superconducting circuits of the quantum computer to an operating temperature, which would be close to zero. The new method proposed does not require the … Continue reading

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