Episode Synopsis "Advantages of Air Phase Cryopreservation vs. Liquid Nitrogen"

Product Group Director Joe LaPorte offers insight into the differences between mechanically refrigerated air-phase cryogenic freezers and conventional LN2 liquid and vapor storage freezers. Joe discusses how air-phase temperatures are achieved, and how cost reductions rebalance the investment in long-term preservation of critical materials at temperatures safely below the -129°C recrystallization temperature of water.

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