coolingZONE, LLC

New technology enables Internet of Things (IoT) type wearable electronics and handhelds to be thermally managed for optimal performance.

The Thermal Management Industry International Summit, coolingZONE-13, is coming to Granite Links Golf Club and Conference Center in Quincy MA October 21-23, 2013. CFD, Data Center Cooling, Heat Pipes, LED Cooling and more highlight coolingZONE-13

CoolingZONE is holding a 2-day short course on the fundamentals of thermal management accompanied by a design challenge where participants can win an Apple iPad as a result. Sponsored by Future Facilities and Advanced Thermal Solutions

coolingZONE eConference for November 28, 2012 features talks on the design and characterization of flat heat pipes , if CFD results are reliable and fast 3D data center cooling analysis. The webinar format broadcast is 11AM-2PM EST

coolingZONE-13, the International Business and Technology Summit has opened their call for papers. The Summit covers emerging technologies in thermal management, electronics cooling, heat transfer and energy transport

coolingZONE eConference for October 31, 2012 will feature one talk on new, breakthrough research for pin fin heat sinks and another on LED characterization. The webinar format e-learning is 11AM-2PM EST

coolingZONE, the global community for people who need or provide solutions for electronics cooling problems, will hold a two day short course on electronics cooling on December 3,4 in Boston, MA and December 6,7 in San Jose, CA

The coolingZONE-12 Thermal Management of Electronics eConference will be live streamed on August 29-30, 2012, in response to many requests from the engineering community.

Best practices for key physical measurements will be shown at the coolingZONE-12 conference in Cambridge, MA on August 27, 2012. Demos will reveal how to measure temperature, air velocity, air pressure and heat flux inside a laboratory wind tunnel.

The practical use of CFD and simulation tools is a focus of the coolingZONE-12 conference in Cambridge, MA, from August 27-30. Three noted engineers will show how software-based studies help provide better cooling solutions for overheated hardware.