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Dry sub-K cryostat for ARPES is a convenient multi-functional tool, suitable for a wide range of research applications

Following the milestone “A 10 mK Scanning Probe Microscopy Facility” that Janis developed for the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) [REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, 81, 121101 (2010)], Janis has successfully developed another...

The ongoing global helium shortage continues to adversely affect researchers, many of whom are unable to use these their existing continuous transfer cryostats to perform research due to high operating costs or limited LHe availability.

The Janis Research ultra-low temperature (ULT) group is proud to announce the development of an enhanced top-loading Helium-3 cryostat with sample in UHV environment, the model HE-3-TLSUHV-STM.

Janis Research’s ultra low temperature (ULT) group is proud to announce the development of a top-loading cryogen-free Helium-3 cryostat with sample in exchange gas for high pressure diamond anvil cell (DAC) having broad operating temperatures between...

After successfully developing the world’s first 4-axis high power sub-Kelvin He-3 cryostat for Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy (ARPES) application in 2008, Janis Research’s ultra low temperature (ULT) group is proud to announce a 5-axis...

Cool science below 100 mK at 5140 meters elevation! Dilution refrigerator for Atacama Cosmology Telescope

Patent pending vacuum chamber is applicable for vacuum or cryogenic probe systems

Janis Research Company (Janis), one of the world’s leading manufacturers of cryogenic research equipment, announces the purchase of a new 67,000 square foot company headquarters in Woburn, MA.

Reliable and efficient (10 W @ 80 K), the StirlingCool-10 expands Janis’s HTc and cryogen-free offerings