We’re excited to share that Great Sky, a Boulder-based startup at the forefront of AI hardware innovation, has chosen Danaher Cryogenics for its next phase of growth.
Talk to Charlie Danaher, Danaher Cryo’s Founder, about our recently expanded product line, including our ADR Cryostats, at the Low Temperature Physics Conference in Bilbao, Spain, from August 7th to August 13th. Say ‘hello’ to Charlie and talk about what you’re trying to get cold!
Danaher Cryogenics has acquired the ADR Cryostat product line from FormFactor—an exciting milestone featured in *Cold Facts*. With cooling capabilities down to 50 mK, these precision systems will continue to support cutting-edge research in quantum, astronomy, materials science, and more.
Danaher Cryo will be exhibiting our recently expanded product line, including our ADR Cryostats, at the Low-Temperature Detectors (LTD) Conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico, from June 2nd to June 6th. Say ‘hello’ to Charlie and talk about what you’re trying to get cold!
Danaher Cryo will be exhibiting our recently expanded product line, including our ADR Cryostats, at the Cryogenic Engineering Conference (CEC) in Reno, Nevada, from May 18th-21st at Booth 234. Say ‘hello’ to Charlie and talk about what you’re trying to get cold!
Danaher Cryo will be exhibiting our recently expanded product line, including our ADR Cryostats, at the American Physical Society’s Global Physics Summit in Anaheim from March 17th to the 20th at Booth #255.
Danaher Cryogenics, a leader in manufacturing of fully-integrated, sub-Kelvin cryostats and engineering elegant cryogenic solutions, today announced the acquisition of the Adiabatic Demagnetization Refrigerator (ADR) Cryogenic product line from Boulder-based High Precision Devices, Inc. (HPD), a subsidiary of FormFactor.
The Evolution of Control Systems Have you ever been frustrated when all of the electronic components in your experimental setup are from different vendors, are
Danaher Cryo is looking forward to the first week of June, and a week to the Midwest. We’ll be attending the International Cryocooler Conference in Madison,
Scientists should spend their ef-forts on research, not on infrastructure! Scientists often need a reliable source of sub-kelvin cooling. Historically, because no reliable provider of such systems ex-isted, many scientists were resigned to build their own. No longer.
