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Oxford Instruments Superconductivity
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Listing of all 18 news releases from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity:
Dilution refrigerator reaches down to 50mK
Breakthrough product will bring ultra low temperature measurement capability to a new generation of research scientists requiring reliable, user friendly, milliKelvin measurement techniques
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (14 September 2005)
950MHz NMR magnet is prepared for delivery
What is claimed to be the world's first commercial 950MHz magnet is now at field and being prepared for delivery to Oxford University during September 2005.
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity ( 5 September 2005)
Low temperatures, high magnetic fields, big prizes
Technical background article Each award is intended to recognise and promote outstanding achievements of young scientists in the field physical sciences research, to support their career development
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity ( 2 August 2005)
Scheme makes these magnets more attractive
Direct purchase scheme will enable NMR users to buy world-class superconducting magnets straight from the manufacturer, at significantly reduced prices, significantly reducing the overall system cost
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity ( 6 July 2005)
World's highest field strength
Technical background article The world's first 950MHz magnet system for nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy will be installed at Oxford University's department of biochemistry in May 2005
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (16 December 2004)
World first in magnet design
User application article New hybrid magnet at Grenoble laboratory will reach 40 Tesla, making it the second strongest continuous field magnet system in the world
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (25 September 2003)
The right environment for quantum physics
User application article The Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, pioneers quantum engineering at low temperatures
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (11 September 2003)
New generation of MS based bio-tools
Superconducting magnets are an essential technology at the heart of new high performance hybrid ion trap - Fourier transform mass spectrometry technique
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (22 August 2003)
900MHz NMR magnet technology big in Japan
User application article 21 Tesla magnets are more than 400,000 times stronger than the earth's magnetic field and open up new research opportunities for scientists in Japan
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (21 August 2003)
Runner-up for MacRobert Award
Superconducting NMR magnet, now being used in molecular studies and drug development, listed as a finalist for the UK's top engineering prize
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (12 June 2003)
Award for 900MHz magnet
Will enable high resolution structural determination of proteins, nucleic acids and other large bio-molecules and create new possibilities for the development of novel therapeutics
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (24 April 2003)
Levitation by concentration
Levitation experiments with radical high field superconducting magnet helps scientists bend the rules of gravity
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (22 April 2003)
Feel the force
New 16 Tesla magnet launched to advance materials characterisation instrumentation as a result of collaboration between Oxford Instruments and Quantum Design
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity ( 1 April 2003)
Expertise in cryogenics for quantum nanotechnology
Cryogenic Instrumentation for Quantum Electronics Collaboration gains a new member to supply cryogenic consultancy and an ultra low temperature system
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (12 March 2003)
Acclaimed for excellence in training
Opening the door to future training opportunities at Oxford Instruments Superconductivity with receipt of a national finalists award for excellence in technical training
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (10 February 2003)
Collaboration to enhance nanotechnology research
Chinese researchers now have increased access to industry-leading technology and expertise thanks to a new collaboration
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (14 November 2002)
Super sized superconducting magnet
User application article The world's largest wide bore NMR magnet, the fundamental component of a 900MHz nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer, comes to field
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity ( 3 September 2002)
Control the crystal maze
Nitrogen jet gives increased temperature range of 90-490K for X-ray crystallography, giving greater freedom in experimental design and more control over sample management
News from Oxford Instruments Superconductivity (23 August 2002)
