Cryogenics describes the science that deals with the production, effects, and uses of a wide variety of materials at very low temperatures1. To put this into perspective, water undergoes a phase ...

Cryogenic treatment is the process of cooling items to cryogenic temperatures (temperatures below −190 °C, 83 K). This removes residual stresses in the material, improving wear resistance in metals ...

In laboratory settings, humans have used specialized preparation methods and extreme cold to preserve cells and tissues for various scientific reasons, but these methods only keep a sample viable for ...

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Apparently, turning various organic items into tiny balls and then flash freezing them is a super great way to keep them from spoiling. Or at least that’s the proposed idea behind Dippin’ Dots’ newest ...

Cryogenics and vibration isolation may not be the most visible parts of a scientific setup, but they’re absolutely essential for instruments that require extreme precision. Whether you're working with ...

Cryogenics, the science of extremely low temperatures, has captivated both the scientific community and the general public. Its application to human freezing, known as cryonics, brings hope for future ...

"We don't freeze bodies." Brian Tomlinson has to tell people that about twice a week. He runs Circle City Cryogenics, a division of Circle City Heat Treating Inc., and most everyone's first thought is ...

BOULDER, Colo. , Jan. 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Danaher Cryogenics, a leader in manufacturing of fully-integrated, sub-Kelvin cryostats and engineering elegant cryogenic solutions, today announced the ...