Our lives are surprisingly dependent upon this extremely light and unreactive gas, yet supplies of it are remarkably fragile.

With the support of various growth drivers for the helium gas market, the sector will encompass a sluggish advancement, reaching a stage of maturity. The said industry will follow a CAGR of 4.4% ...

If you think helium is only good for fun things like balloons and making your voice sound funny, think again – we need it to run important things, too, like MRI machines and the Large Hadron ...

It took some detective work, but they think they know what was the cause. The MRI machine uses liquid helium to cool its powerful magnets. Turns out the helium had leaked and over 5 hours about ...

While helium might be known for balloons, it has a wide range of uses, including in technology manufacturing and in MRI machines. According to the American Chemical Society, the U.S., Qatar and ...

Firmly in their crosshairs are helium-hungry MRI machines. A standard MRI machine requires a little under 2,000 litres of liquid helium to cool its superconducting magnets. Each unit needs ...