Cryogenics in Big Science

Cryogenics in Big Science

Monday, 25 August 2025 13:00 - 15:00

https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/68986226527?pwd=UbaTbmKrXhKmAZisDCJuR6HCllEHQP.1

Same Zoom link for 25 August and 1 September

Meeting ID: 689 8622 6527

Password: 859296

Join us for our online Big Science Technical Seminars, where John Weisend, Senior Accelerator Engineer at ESS, will explore the requirements for cryogenic systems, sharing real-world examples and insights along the way.

Introduction to cryogenics

Cryogenics comprises the systems and technologies required to produce and maintain the extremely low temperatures needed in many parts of a particle accelerator. It is therefore a crucial component in the successful operation of accelerator facilities and other Big Science Facilities.

Cryogenic systems combine various disciplines of accelerator physics with mechanical, thermal, and control engineering. Procurement in this area includes the design, manufacture, maintenance, and improvement of equipment such as cryomodules, transfer lines, helium compressors, and refrigeration units.

Target groups

This Technical Seminar is aimed at companies and organisations interested in supplying to Big Science facilities. Relevant sectors include advanced manufacturing, engineering, industrial services, and high-tech systems – with particular relevance for those working in cryogenics, thermal insulation, vacuum technology, superconducting applications, and precision control systems.

Could cryogenics offer your company new business opportunities? Join us and find out more!

The seminar has two parts

This technical seminar is divided into two parts. Part two builds on reflections from part one, allowing participants to deepen their understanding of cryogenic systems.

  • 25 August: 13:00-15:00
  • 1 September: 13:00-15:00

Speaker

13:00

Cryogenic systems in Big Science

Welcome: Joakim SandbergBig Science Sweden

Speaker: John WeisendESS