Keynote Talks

We are proud to announce an exciting lineup of keynote lectures at the upcoming European Cryogenics Days and workshop. Leaders from the fields of Big Science, Liquid Hydrogen, Sustainable Aviation, High-Tech Systems, and Quantum Technology will present cutting-edge developments, industrial perspectives, and thought-provoking historical insights.

Historical Perspectives by:

Twente and Gravitational Waves: How a circle of research life closes - Prof. H.J.M. Ter Brake (Emeritus UT)

Reflections On Dilution Refrigerators - Prof. A.T.A.M. De Waele (Emeritus TU/e)

Big Science:

Cryogenics at the ESS - On the way to steady state operations - P. Arnold (ESS)

Cryogenic Challenges in Infrared Astronomy: The METIS Experience - M. Maresca (NOVA)

Cryogenic supply for FAIR- an update - H. Kollmus (GSI)

Cryogenics for the fusion devices: An overview of heating, fueling, exhaust and fuel separation systems - C. P. Dhard

(Max Planck Institute IPP)

Status of the cryogenic infrastructure upgrade for the High Luminosity LHC at CERN - F. Merli (CERN)

Quantum technologies:

Cryogenic cooling plant for the world’s first utility-scale quantum computer - L. Decker (Linde)

Cryogenic infrastructures challenges for quantum computing - S. Crispel (Air Liquide)

Cryogenic Electronics for Quantum-Classical Applications -E. Charbon (EPFL)

Quocca: A scalable quantum control and readout platform - Bühler (FZ Jülich)

Liquid Hydrogen Technologies:

The World’s First Integrated Liquid Hydrogen Supply Chain: Innovation at Amsterdam Port - E. Rothas (Ecolog) Sustainable aviation at Airbus - V. Baumbach (Airbus)

Hi-Tech systems:

MRI at 10mT using SQUID detection in an open environment - D. Labat (Chipiron)

Cryocooler Developments for the Einstein Telescope Path Finder - R. Kunst (Demcon Kryoz)

High-Capacity GM Cryocoolers and Circulating Cooling Systems - S. K. Gandla (Sumitomo)

Agenda & Schedule