Leiden Cryogenics
Leiden Cryogenics is a Dutch manufacturer of custom-built dilution refrigerators and cryogenic systems, with deep roots in Leiden University's physics department — historically one of the world's most important centers for low-temperature physics. The company specializes in bespoke cryogenic solutions for demanding research applications and has a loyal customer base among academic quantum computing groups.
- Country
- Netherlands
- Founded
- 1992
- Stage
- Private
Funding
- Employees
- 30
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