We are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 25 (2025) of the <italic>Indian Journal of Cryogenics (IJC)</italic>, which also marks the successful clearance of the pending backlog. It is a matter of great pride that the journal celebrates its 50th year since its inception in 1975. The backlog arose primarily due to the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent transition period of the ICC office, which operated without adequate support staff. Despite these challenges and delays, we did not compromise on the quality of the manuscripts accepted for publication. Each paper underwent rigorous peer review by two independent reviewers, and we continue to adhere strictly to this process to uphold the academic standards of IJC.Since its establishment in 1975, the journal has greatly benefited from the dedicated efforts of our esteemed reviewers, who generously contribute their time and expertise despite demanding professional commitments. We express our sincere gratitude to all of them. We particularly encourage submissions that highlight in-house development of components in the fields of cryogenics and superconductivity, especially those based on innovative concepts. This volume includes several contributions aligned with this vision.The papers published in this volume cover a broad spectrum of topics, including cryogenics for quantum computing and medical, cryocooler, space cryogenics, heat transfer, High Temperature Superconductors (HTS) for power application and plasma.We extend our sincere appreciation to the members of the IJC Editorial Advisory Board for their continued guidance and support. A revision of the Editorial Board has been planned prior to the publication of the next volume (Volume 51). For Volume 50, we were supported by two Guest Editors from the Inter-University Accelerator Centre, New Delhi, who assisted in expediting the publication process. We also convey our special thanks to Dr. R. G. Sharma, President (ICC), for his encouragement and support in bringing out this volume.Finally, we thank all contributors for choosing IJC as a platform to publish their research and development work and express our gratitude to the journal’s readership for their continued support. The Editorial Board also gratefully acknowledges the support of the Science and Engineering Research Board (DST) for its assistance in the publication of IJC.</sec></body></article></article></body></html>

ijc

Indian Journal of Cryogenics

0379-04792349-2120

Indian Cryogenics Council

ijc-50-1-001

EDITORIAL

Editorial

Datta

T S

¹Karunanithi

¹Naik

H B

¹Nandi

Tapas Kumar

¹Kar

Soumen

²Rai

Abhishek

¹Editorial Board²Guest Editors, IUAC, New Delhi

Online Published on 03 June, 2026.

0312025

50111

2025

IndianJournals.com

We are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 25 (2025) of the <italic>Indian Journal of Cryogenics (IJC)</italic>, which also marks the successful clearance of the pending backlog. It is a matter of great pride that the journal celebrates its 50th year since its inception in 1975. The backlog arose primarily due to the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent transition period of the ICC office, which operated without adequate support staff. Despite these challenges and delays, we did not compromise on the quality of the manuscripts accepted for publication. Each paper underwent rigorous peer review by two independent reviewers, and we continue to adhere strictly to this process to uphold the academic standards of IJC.Since its establishment in 1975, the journal has greatly benefited from the dedicated efforts of our esteemed reviewers, who generously contribute their time and expertise despite demanding professional commitments. We express our sincere gratitude to all of them. We particularly encourage submissions that highlight in-house development of components in the fields of cryogenics and superconductivity, especially those based on innovative concepts. This volume includes several contributions aligned with this vision.The papers published in this volume cover a broad spectrum of topics, including cryogenics for quantum computing and medical, cryocooler, space cryogenics, heat transfer, High Temperature Superconductors (HTS) for power application and plasma.We extend our sincere appreciation to the members of the IJC Editorial Advisory Board for their continued guidance and support. A revision of the Editorial Board has been planned prior to the publication of the next volume (Volume 51). For Volume 50, we were supported by two Guest Editors from the Inter-University Accelerator Centre, New Delhi, who assisted in expediting the publication process. We also convey our special thanks to Dr. R. G. Sharma, President (ICC), for his encouragement and support in bringing out this volume.Finally, we thank all contributors for choosing IJC as a platform to publish their research and development work and express our gratitude to the journal’s readership for their continued support. The Editorial Board also gratefully acknowledges the support of the Science and Engineering Research Board (DST) for its assistance in the publication of IJC.</sec></body></article></article></body></html>