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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

Curious about the latest developments in our advanced cryogenic systems? Join us for our upcoming webinar showcasing major advancements in quantum technologies in collaboration with Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology and Quantum Machines on 11th November! Don’t miss Harriet van der Vliet’s session at 13:30 IST to share recent advancements in our cryogenic platforms. Learn more about our data centre installations, customer research and our recent introduction of QCoDeS across our Proteox platform, from ProteoxS to ProteoxQX! Register now: https://okt.to/jDdfTo Nicholas Chittock Michaela Eichinger, PhD #Quantum #Innovation #QuantumTechnology #OxInstIsListening

We were delighted to be invited to exhibit at the Light and Matter exhibition, hosted by the Deutsches Museum, where we displayed our Proteox augmented reality experience. In collaboration with the Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology, the exhibition explored the foundations of quantum optics to show visitors how light and matter has evolved over the past century. Over 10,000 visitors had the opportunity to step inside our dilution refrigerators and see the technology up close! Thank you to the Deutsches Museum for including us in such a fantastic exhibition highlighting the advancements of quantum science. #Quantum #QuantumTech #Innovation #OxInstIsListening

We're heading to London! Join our team at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase on November 8th. We are proud to be a sponsor of the showcase, which will be hosted by Innovate UK in collaboration with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and UK National Quantum Technologies Programme (UKNQTP). Visit our booth to find out more about our advanced technologies, like the Proteox family, and how they are advancing quantum research and quantum computing. It's set to be a great event and we look forward to being in the hub of the expanding quantum landscape here in the UK! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eXpnYZ66 #QuantumTech #Innovation #Quantum #OxInstIsListening

We were thrilled to attend the opening of the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) at Harwell on Friday, where our advanced cryogenic solutions will power the next generation of quantum computers! With 12 quantum computers all under one roof, the new facility is set to accelerate solving real-world problems across various industries. It was great to see two of our Proteox dilution refrigerators in action at the opening, both of which will be used to accelerate breakthroughs in AI, healthcare, energy, and beyond. We're incredibly proud to support this pioneering facility and power the quantum computers that will transform both public and private sectors. Catch the Proteox in this Sky News article on the event: https://lnkd.in/eQ_uw4kS #QuantumComputing #Innovation #Quantum #OxInstIsListening

Find out how we’re supporting Japan’s rapidly growing quantum ecosystem in our recent blog! Get a glimpse of our newly installed ProteoxS dilution refrigerator which is enabling low temperature physics research and making quantum technology more accessible for the next generation of scientists. We also delve into our dual-purpose Application Labs and how they will offer the chance to participate in exciting events as well as experience hands-on training with our advanced research equipment. We are proud to reinforce Japan's position as a vibrant location for quantum and look forward to preparing for our next seminar, so watch this space! Read the full story: https://okt.to/lKR4SD #QuantumTechnology #Quantum #Innovation #OxInstIsListening

We’re excited to be heading down under for the 6th International Conference on Spin-Based Quantum Information Processing (SpinQubit6) in Sydney, Australia! As a proud sponsor of the event, we'll be joining world-leading researchers for five days of insightful discussions on solid-state, spin-based quantum information processing. Come and visit our team to explore a variety of spin-based quantum bit implementations and learn how our instruments can enhance your research. Find out more: https://okt.to/FczS48 #QuantumProcessing #Quantum #Technology #OxInstIsListening

Did you know that Imperial College London’s Quantum Science and Device Facility (QSDF) is the first research centre to integrate a scanning probe microscope into our bottom-loading Proteox? The system’s low-vibration performance has significantly advanced Imperial's research capabilities and reduced experimental turnaround times. We spoke with Dr. Malcolm Connolly from Imperial College London in our latest blog, which delves into his research using nanoelectronic devices for applications in quantum computing. Learn more about Dr. Connolly’s upcoming projects, the challenges faced in quantum hardware development, and this new approach to making topological matter in devices. We also explore our collaboration with attocube systems AG to integrate their atomic force microscope into Imperial’s Proteox with CEO Peter Kraemer. Read the full blog here: https://okt.to/dfGsD2 #AFM #Quantum #innovation #OxInstIsListening

We are delighted that The University of Sheffield has chosen our ProteoxMX dilution refrigerator for their new ultra-low temperature facility! The instrument will play a crucial role in the Quantum Sensors for the Hidden Sector collaboration's groundbreaking research on dark matter detection. Our team takes immense pride in knowing that our technology will provide a fantastic opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in ultra-low temperature physics and support the future quantum workforce. #DarkMatter #Quantum #QuantumTech #OxInstIsListening

Next week, our team is looking forward to attending the Korean Physical Society (KPS) Fall Meeting 2024 in Yeosu, South Korea! The event will unite industry experts and scientists to explore the latest developments across various physics disciplines, including Nuclear, Condensed Matter, Plasma, Astrophysics and more. Come and meet our team for insightful conversations about how our instruments can advance your research efforts! Don’t miss the poster session hosted by Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology to uncover how their high-sensitivity and high-resolution cameras can help with the optical characterisation of plasmas for fusion applications. Find out more: https://okt.to/CtMlqB #Quantum #Physics #Innovation #OxInstIsListening