Cathy Foley Named as One of Four Women Leading Science Across Government in Australia 'Unprecedented in Australia': Meet the women leading science across government Cathy Foley Named as One of Four Women Leading Science Across Government in Australia 'Unprecedented in Australia': Meet the women leading science across government New World Record Set for All-superconducting Magnet A new world record for the highest magnetic field generated by all-superconducting magnets has been set by Prof. WANG Qiuliang's group from the Institute of Electrical Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. 14th Workshop On Low Temperature Electronics to be held 8 – 11 June 2020 in Matera, Italy Important Dates: Abstract Submission Opening 9 January 2020; Abstract Submission Deadline 18 March 2020 Our IEEE Member Societies Affiliate with the Council on Superconductivity IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity The Superconductivity News Forum CSC Activities IEEE CSC Fellow News Mon, Jan 27th, 2020 As chairman of our Council on Superconductivity Fellow Evaluation Committee (FEC), I am pleased to announce the eleva... 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Cathy Foley Named as One of Four Women Leading Science Across Government in Australia 'Unprecedented in Australia': Meet the women leading science across government
Cathy Foley Named as One of Four Women Leading Science Across Government in Australia 'Unprecedented in Australia': Meet the women leading science across government
New World Record Set for All-superconducting Magnet A new world record for the highest magnetic field generated by all-superconducting magnets has been set by Prof. WANG Qiuliang's group from the Institute of Electrical Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
14th Workshop On Low Temperature Electronics to be held 8 – 11 June 2020 in Matera, Italy Important Dates: Abstract Submission Opening 9 January 2020; Abstract Submission Deadline 18 March 2020
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.
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.
