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Superconducting magnet being worked on

The first HTS wire that carried significant critical current was made from Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 (Bi-2212) in 1989. We studied it in the ASC in the 1990s and …


We address the key underlying scientific and engineering issues of YBa2Cu3O7-x Coated Conductors (CCs). We characterize forefront samples using magnet…


Our underlying goal is to understand "real" grain boundaries (GBs) of high Tc superconductors in all their multi-scale complexity. This requires a for…


LTS stands for "low temperature superconductor," which typically refers to Nb-based alloys (most commonly Nb-47wt.%Ti) and A15 (Nb3Sn and Nb3Al) super…


In January 2001, a totally new superconductor was discovered, with a surprising critical temperature of 39 K - MgB2. This discovery stimulated a globa…