
Center for Emerging Energy SciencesServices
We recently gained the ability to offer contracts to outside companies and research organizations through the Texas Tech University cost center. We are permitted to work under the cost center with external customers and may collaborate internally within the university, as appropriate.
Professor Robert Duncan has extensive experience in Quantum Sensing and in Low-Temperature Physics. We offer design, fabrication, and consulting support for the development of quantum systems for both space and terrestrial applications. This includes:
- Technology for temperature measurement and thermal management and wire and coaxial cable heat sinking
- Cryogenically-actuated devices for flow and heat control and routing
- Quantum sensing systems using SQUIDs, Josephson junction arrays, and other superconducting system designs
- Superfluid physics and control, and methods of cryogenic cooling of these systems in earth and space applications. Please contact us for consultation, and to discuss how we can best assist your groups needs.
Service
Please contact Dr. Andrew Gillespie for a comlete list of services.
Disclaimer on Services & Consulting:
We are happy to provide expert advice on experimental design, measurement capabilities,
and more. However, we are not able to provide any product endorsement. We are only
able to provide factual evidence of the measurements we make.
Department of Physics and Astronomy
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physics.astronomy.webmasters@ttu.edu