Development of magnetic cooling materials that enable efficient hydrogen liquefaction
Experimental refrigeration system uses magnetic fields and shape-shifting alloys
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New Magnetocaloric Material Will Allow Magnetic Refrigeration | Science 2.0
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Advanced materials for magnetic cooling: Fundamentals and practical aspects: Applied Physics Reviews: Vol 4, No 2
Numerical analysis of a near-room-temperature magnetic cooling system - ScienceDirect
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Designing Electric Vehicles with Magnetic Cooling Technology | COMSOL Blog
Magnetocaloric Air Conditioning, the Future of AC
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UB researchers develop a new refrigeration cycle based on magnetic materials - Universitat de Barcelona
Simplified scheme of the active magnetic regenerative refrigeration... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Ultra-low-field magneto-elastocaloric cooling in a multiferroic composite device | Nature Communications
A principle view of magnetic cooling cycle. | Download Scientific Diagram
New Magnetocaloric Material Will Allow Magnetic Refrigeration | Science 2.0
Magnetic cooling: how cool is that! – JPhys+
Thirty years of near room temperature magnetic cooling: Where we are today and future prospects - ScienceDirect
Spin-off develops magnetic cooling system for extremely low temperatures
