Low Temperature News - September 2025

Available in this issue of Low Temperature News September 2025

• The Future Is Frozen: How Cryogenics Is Redefining Food Innovation
• Scientists help power world’s largest fusion energy project
• The Harry Jones Prize
• What goes up does not come down: Helium recovery and liquefaction at the University of Edinburgh
• Delta Reliably Meets the Need for Cryogenic Pipe Shoes in the LNG Space
• The accelerator chain prepares for high luminosity
• Instruments: Bunker shielding in place
• ITER Magnets build cold test facility
• Germany bets billions on nuclear fusion for energy future
• Ariane 6 takes flight for the second time
• The NSF National Radio Astronomy Observatory Collaborates with RIX
• Bluefors Announces Compact, High-Performance PT205 Pulse Tube
• Second Ariane 6 standing on the launch pad
• CB&I and Shell Demonstrate First Commercial-Scale Liquid Hydrogen
• SNU and UKAEA build fusion cable in second phase of joint research.
• Superconducting Materials for reliable protocols.
• New AI model advances fusion power research by predicting the success of experiments