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We are so proud to be launching the ProteoxS today, the latest addition to our dilution refrigerator family. Faster, smaller and with no compromise on performance, the ProteoxS is a fast characterisation, rapid cooldown, quick turnaround system for low-temperature and high-magnetic field physics. 👉 < 10 mK base temperature 👉 Bottom-loading compatible, reducing cool-down time to 8 hours 👉 12 T solenoid and 6,1,1 T vector rotate magnet options 👉 30 K while operating magnet, making it ideal for transport measurements The ProteoxS enables more opportunities for low-temperature physics research, allowing university and research labs that haven’t previously invested in a system to access the equipment they need. Visit the press release to find out more and watch the ProteoxS come to life in the video below. https://lnkd.in/eCJ_Q8mx #ProteoxS #DilutionRefrigerator #LifeAtOI #Future #Research #Innovation #OxInstIsListening

This week we were thrilled to host the Institute of Physics 8th Superconductivity Summer School at our Tubney Woods factory!   It was an honour to showcase our cutting-edge superconducting magnet and #Proteox dilution refrigerator technologies and their crucial applications in physics measurements and quantum research.    It was a day filled with insight and discussion and a special highlight was the tour of our factory and applications lab, where participants could see our technologies in action.    Thank you to all who attended and contributed to making this event a success. We hope everyone enjoyed the experience as much as we enjoyed hosting you!   Abi Graham Limeng Ni John Burgoyne Andrew Twin Benjamin Bryant Tim Poole Karl Brown #Superconductivity #IoPSummerSchool #QuantumTechnology #Physics #FutureOfScience 

Nominations for the 2025 Simon Memorial Prize are now open! The international prize, sponsored by Oxford Instruments NanoScience, recognises the outstanding experimental and theoretical contributions to low temperature physics. Submit your nominations by 15th November. Each nomination should include a supporting statement outlining the nominee’s achievements for consideration. Find out more about the prize and how to nominate here: https://okt.to/U0L8tA Institute of Physics #SciencePrize #Technology #Innovation #OxInstIsListening

Behind the scenes at our Japanese office where Koichi Seo’s team has been preparing for a hotly anticipated seminar on Quantum Technology. We’re proud to be hosting a seminar tomorrow with our partners Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) and Quantum Machines Visitors will be able to learn from presentations from our partners and see a tour of our Japanese facility, including the Apps Lab. We’re looking forward to an inspiring day with plenty of interaction and discussion. #Quantum #QuantumTech #OxInstIsListening

A highlight of CMQM 2024 for us was awarding Dr. Shuqiu Wang this year’s Nicholas Kurti Science Prize for Europe, presented by Abi Graham. Dr. Wang was recognised for her ground-breaking research in quantum matter visualisation, representing the research we champion through the systems we offer. If you’d like to learn more about Dr. Wang’s research, check out our Q&A with her here: https://okt.to/fuw07o #Quantum #QuantumTech #CondensedMatter #OxInstIsListening

We’ve arrived at IDM 2024! The 15th International Workshop on the Identification of Dark Matter aims to present a comprehensive overview of current theoretical and experimental progress in dark matter research. We’re excited to connect with leading researchers and scientists to discuss how we can accelerate your dark matter research. Alessio Spaziani #Quantum #DarkMatter #QuantumComputing #OxInstIsListening

That’s a wrap for CMQM 2024! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth last week. It was great to connect with researchers and industry professionals at the conference, whilst also enjoying the delights of University of St Andrews. We are already looking forward to next year! Abi Graham Justine B. #Quantum #CMQM #CondensedMatter #MaterialScience

This time last week we were lucky to welcome Javad Shabani from New York University to visit the Oxford Instruments NanoScience factory. Javad presented a seminar to our engineers who were keen to learn what research is being done on our Triton dilution refrigerators and Teslatron high field magnet systems, located in his lab on broadway! To learn more about the research in the Shabani Lab visit: https://lnkd.in/e73NCyNb And learn more about our Teslatron here: https://lnkd.in/eu2GwE4g #quantumtechnologies #quantumonbroadway #dilutionrefrigerators #LifeAtOI

Next week, we will be exhibiting at the upcoming 15th International Workshop on the Identification of Dark Matter (IDM 2024). This year’s event will be held in L’Aquila in Italy, from 8-12 July. The in-person conference will bring together leading researchers and scientists, with the aim of presenting a comprehensive overview of current theoretical and experimental progress in dark matter research. At Oxford Instruments NanoScience, we are delighted to be at the forefront of enabling dark matter applications - our ProteoxMX has recently been installed at The University of Sheffield which will play a vital role in supporting pioneering research into dark matter detection. Join us at our stand to uncover how our latest innovations can propel your research forward. Find out more about the event here: https://okt.to/Dwo6Fg #Quantum #DarkMatter #QuantumComputing #OxInstIsListening

Our ProteoxS at the heart of the The Royal Society summer exhibition. Looking forward to hearing more about how our dilution refrigerators are used for dark matter detection this week! #Proteox #quantumtechnologies #LifeAtOI Oxford Instruments NanoScience