Given how small some cryogenic spaces can be, it’s often helpful to model the structure before starting the build. Over the years, we’ve received many requests from people looking for models of our [...]
With heavy hearts, we are sad to report that we recently lost a member of the Lake Shore Cryotronics family. Scott Griffith, who many of our colleagues and sales partners in the field interacted with [...]
A new book slated to be published in late May and co-edited by our own Brad Dodrill is now available for order from Springer Nature.
"Magnetic Measurement Techniques for Materials Characterization" [...]
A paper just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States describing the study of magnetofossils as environmental change biomarkers references the use of a [...]
You may already be aware of the 8600 Series VSM’s ability to execute first-order-reversal-curve (FORC) measurements quickly and easily, enabling one to generate FORCs in a fraction of the time it [...]
As part of the scientific community’s efforts to come up with better, less expensive, and easier-to-manufacture photovoltaic technology, much of the focus has been on developing perovskites as an [...]
In April, we partnered with the Material Research Society (MRS) to host a webinar discussing a new, much faster approach to Hall measurement and analysis of low-mobility materials. Now taking this [...]
We are pleased to announce the acquisition of Janis Research’s Laboratory Cryogenics business — a move that unites two of the world’s leading providers of cryogenic and material characterization [...]
Hall effect measurements are a fundamental tool for semiconductor material characterization. However, the challenge with some Hall voltage measurements is that they can be at low voltage levels, and [...]
A key benefit of our MeasureReady™ M91 FastHall™ measurement controller is that it can be used with any type of magnet, including a superconducting magnet. One such magnet system is the Physical [...]