<p><span dir="ltr">On 22 February, LIST launched its award-winning nano-imaging instrument magSIMS in the market and signed a licensing agreement with prominent German manufacturer, Raith for its commercialization. The magSIMS is a breakthrough instrument, developed by LIST researchers, which has the ability to not only view objects in the minutest details, but also to produce chemical composition information simultaneously. After numerous collaborations and national and international awards, the technology will now be available at a much larger scale thanks to the partnership with Raith. </span><br />
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About one-fifth of the globe's electrical energy is directed toward refrigeration, and the International Energy Agency foresees a doubling in the count of air conditioning units by 2040. Despite a century of progress, current refrigeration systems, which rely on vapor compression, have reached their thermodynamic limits.
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Despite a century of advancements, existing refrigeration systems, relying on vapour compression, have hit their thermodynamic threshold. These systems not only emit greenhouse gases, contributing to environmental issues, but also produce significant noise. Now, a team of researchers from the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) have developed a technology with the potential to transform future refrigeration systems. Their latest research milestone has been published in Science this week.