Congratulations, Dr. Cathy Foley! CSC volunteer, Dr. Cathy Foley, has been recognised in this year’s Queen’s Birthday honours, receiving the Order of Australia for her outstanding service and exceptional achievements. ASC 2020 is Now Going Virtual! The targeted dates for the meeting will be 25-31 October or 01-07 November 2020. TQE Call for Papers on Classical Control Electronics IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering (TQE) is soliciting papers on classical control electronics for quantum systems. What Happens When You Lock the Scientists Out of the Lab? That experiment is taking place right now. The data so far is mixed, but resourceful researchers find the upside. Our IEEE Member Societies Affiliate with the Council on Superconductivity IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity The Superconductivity News Forum CSC Activities A Special Message from CSC President Bruce Strauss Regarding COVID-19 Sun, Mar 15th, 2020 The IEEE CSC is closely monitoring developments related to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 pandemic. The health and safety of our vo... Superconductivity News Forum Issue No. 48 Sun, Mar 1st, 2020 Featuring a Science/Technology Highlight and talks from ISS 2019 and jointly held 10th ACASC/2nd ASIAN-ICMC/CSSJ. Re... IEEE CSC Fellow News Mon, Jan 27th, 2020 We are pleased to announce the elevation of Dr. Akihiko Kandori to IEEE Fellow! IEEE Milestones Program Wed, Mar 20th, 2019 The IEEE Milestones program honors significant technical achievements in all areas associated with IEEE. 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Thu, Jun 18th, 2020 TQE Call for Papers on Classical Control Electronics Fri, May 8th, 2020 What Happens When You Lock the Scientists Out of the Lab? Tue, Apr 21st, 2020 Congratulations to Dr. Lucio Rossi!! Sun, Apr 12th, 2020 Announcement Archive Featured Paper 2017 Van Duzer Prize Paper "Investigating Surface Loss Effects in Superconducting Transmon Qubits" Sun, Nov 4th, 2018 The paper addresses the design of superconducting quantum bits (qubits) for maximum coherence. It presents a systematic study of p... Featured AwardeeS 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of Award for Continuing and Significant Contributions in the Field of Applied Superconductivity Vitaly Vysotsky For continuing and significant contributions in the field of large scale applications of superconductivity, in particular: • for pioneering experimental and theoretical research of the superconducting cable stability in ac conditions, and proven cable design approaches; • for development and testing of the world-first hybrid energy transfer systems combining liquid hydrogen and superconducting MgB2 power cable; • for leading production and on-time delivery of the challenging superconducting cables for ITER that met or exceeded all technical requirements. Acceptance Speech × Presentation Photo × Bruce Strauss, Vitaly Vysotsky, and Joe Minervini (MT26) Acceptance Speech × 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of IEEE CSC Graduate Study Fellowship in Applied Superconductivity Emily Toomey During the past four years, I have researched thermal nonlinearities in superconducting nanowires and how to use them for the development of new devices. In my future work, I aspire to continue investigating how superconducting nanowire dynamics can be controlled and harnessed for the development of new electronics. Acceptance Speech × Acceptance Speech × 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of IEEE CSC Graduate Study Fellowship in Applied Superconductivity Nicolò Riva If now I think of the issues that our field is facing, such as penetrating the market, I am certain that it is our responsibility to transmit to people, not necessarily experts in the field, the importance, and the high impact that Superconductivity and the Science in general have on the world. Acceptance Speech × Acceptance Speech × 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of IEEE CSC Graduate Study Fellowship in Applied Superconductivity Abigail Wessels Through my involvement with optimization of soft x-ray TESs, I intend to help broaden the impact of the applied superconductivity field and continue to increase its relevance within the scientific community. As TESs become used more commonly for fundamental research in biology, chemistry and physics the impact of our work increases in scale and scope. Acceptance Speech × Acceptance Speech × 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of IEEE CSC Graduate Study Fellowship in Applied Superconductivity Federica Pierro I would like to continue my research by experimentally investigating the behavior of HTS cables. Using skills acquired during my Ph.D., I would combine the experiments with finite element modelling. Finally, I would like to expand my knowledge working on aspects relevant to magnet design, where I believe my knowledge of finite element modeling and testing would be well suited. Acceptance Speech × Acceptance Speech × 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of IEEE CSC Graduate Study Fellowship in Applied Superconductivity Lorenzo Bortot Overall, I will push my HTS technology in high-field magnets for particle accelerators research in both its theoretical and technological aspects. I will integrate the rigorous mathematical perspective of the TEMF Institute at TU Darmstadt and the great expertise of CERN in magnets for accelerators. Acceptance Speech × Acceptance Speech × 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of IEEE CSC Graduate Study Fellowship in Applied Superconductivity Tahereh Jabbari I am working on logic locking techniques in superconductive electronics to improve security in superconductive technology. Also, SCE electronic design automation (EDA) tools in SFQ technology can be improved security analysis and failures in superconductive electronics. Significant progress in this project and fabrication techniques can result from programmable routing structure and programmable switches of the SFQ FPGA design in the field of applied superconductivity in the future. Acceptance Speech × Acceptance Speech × 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of IEEE Dr. James Wong Award for Continuing and Significant Contributions to Applied Superconductor Materials Technology Kozo Osamura For continuing and significant contributions in the field of superconductivity materials research, in particular: • for his development of new techniques to determine the local strain in technical superconductors; • for advancing the understanding of the impact of strain on superconductor properties, for introducing new methods to improve the mechanical properties of superconducting composites; and, • for his leading role in the creation of international standards for superconducting materials technology. Acceptance Speech × Presentation Photo × Bruce Strauss, Kozo Osamura, and Joe Minervini (MT26) Acceptance Speech × 2019 Recipient Photo: 2019 Recipient of Max Swerdlow Award for Sustained Service to the Applied Superconductivity Community Antonio della Corte For sustained leadership and exceptional service to the applied superconductivity community, in particular: • for his founding and gifted leadership of the Italian Consortium for Applied Superconductivity (ICAS); • for enthusiastic leadership of the Superconductivity Laboratory of the Italian National Research Agency, ENEA, and his tireless and successful efforts in motivating and stimulating its young scientists and engineers; and, • for recognized leadership within the applied superconductivity community as researcher, member, and President of the IEEE Council on Superconductivity. Acceptance Speech × Acceptance Speech × Previous Next
Congratulations, Dr. Cathy Foley! CSC volunteer, Dr. Cathy Foley, has been recognised in this year’s Queen’s Birthday honours, receiving the Order of Australia for her outstanding service and exceptional achievements.
ASC 2020 is Now Going Virtual! The targeted dates for the meeting will be 25-31 October or 01-07 November 2020.
TQE Call for Papers on Classical Control Electronics IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering (TQE) is soliciting papers on classical control electronics for quantum systems.
What Happens When You Lock the Scientists Out of the Lab? That experiment is taking place right now. The data so far is mixed, but resourceful researchers find the upside.
For continuing and significant contributions in the field of large scale applications of superconductivity, in particular: • for pioneering experimental and theoretical research of the superconducting cable stability in ac conditions, and proven cable design approaches; • for development and testing of the world-first hybrid energy transfer systems combining liquid hydrogen and superconducting MgB2 power cable; • for leading production and on-time delivery of the challenging superconducting cables for ITER that met or exceeded all technical requirements.
During the past four years, I have researched thermal nonlinearities in superconducting nanowires and how to use them for the development of new devices. In my future work, I aspire to continue investigating how superconducting nanowire dynamics can be controlled and harnessed for the development of new electronics.
If now I think of the issues that our field is facing, such as penetrating the market, I am certain that it is our responsibility to transmit to people, not necessarily experts in the field, the importance, and the high impact that Superconductivity and the Science in general have on the world.
Through my involvement with optimization of soft x-ray TESs, I intend to help broaden the impact of the applied superconductivity field and continue to increase its relevance within the scientific community. As TESs become used more commonly for fundamental research in biology, chemistry and physics the impact of our work increases in scale and scope.
I would like to continue my research by experimentally investigating the behavior of HTS cables. Using skills acquired during my Ph.D., I would combine the experiments with finite element modelling. Finally, I would like to expand my knowledge working on aspects relevant to magnet design, where I believe my knowledge of finite element modeling and testing would be well suited.
Overall, I will push my HTS technology in high-field magnets for particle accelerators research in both its theoretical and technological aspects. I will integrate the rigorous mathematical perspective of the TEMF Institute at TU Darmstadt and the great expertise of CERN in magnets for accelerators.
I am working on logic locking techniques in superconductive electronics to improve security in superconductive technology. Also, SCE electronic design automation (EDA) tools in SFQ technology can be improved security analysis and failures in superconductive electronics. Significant progress in this project and fabrication techniques can result from programmable routing structure and programmable switches of the SFQ FPGA design in the field of applied superconductivity in the future.
For continuing and significant contributions in the field of superconductivity materials research, in particular: • for his development of new techniques to determine the local strain in technical superconductors; • for advancing the understanding of the impact of strain on superconductor properties, for introducing new methods to improve the mechanical properties of superconducting composites; and, • for his leading role in the creation of international standards for superconducting materials technology.
For sustained leadership and exceptional service to the applied superconductivity community, in particular: • for his founding and gifted leadership of the Italian Consortium for Applied Superconductivity (ICAS); • for enthusiastic leadership of the Superconductivity Laboratory of the Italian National Research Agency, ENEA, and his tireless and successful efforts in motivating and stimulating its young scientists and engineers; and, • for recognized leadership within the applied superconductivity community as researcher, member, and President of the IEEE Council on Superconductivity.
