Please see below a provisional programme for this summer school. Dates and times will be confirmed shortly.
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Wednesday 11 July
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Introduction
Dr Ziad Melhem
Oxford Instruments, UK
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Superconducting Materials for Science and Engineering Applications
Professor David Larbalestier
Florida State University, USA
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Superconducting Applications
Dr Martin Wilson
Oxford, UK
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Superconducting Materials I
Professor Susannah Speller
Oxford University, UK
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Superconducting Materials II
Dr John Durrell
Cambridge University, UK
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Superconducting Materials Chemistry
Dr Simon Clarke
Oxford University, UK
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Superconducting Applications – Cables
Dr Joe Minervini
MIT, USA
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Superconducting Applications – MRI
Dr M'hammed Lakrimi
Siemens Magnet Technology, UK
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Modelling
Mr Chris Riley
Cobham Technical Services, UK
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Thursday 12 July
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Superconducting circuits for quantum information processing
Professor Yuri Pashkin
Lancaster University, UK
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Superconducting Detectors and Electronics
Dr Alessandro Casaburi
University of Glasgow, UK
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Design Principles of Superconducting Devices – Part I
Dr Martin Wilson
Oxford, UK
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Measurements Techniques for Superconducting Materials and Applications
Professor Damian Hampshire
Durham University, UK
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Oxford Instruments (visit by coach)
Dr Ziad Melhem
Oxford Instruments, UK
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Friday 13 July
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Design Principles of Superconducting Devices – Part II
Dr Martin Wilson
Oxford, UK
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Superconducting Technology for High Energy Physics and Accelerators
Dr Luca Bottura
CERN, Switzerland
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Superconducting technology for Fusion
Dr Joe Minervini
MIT, USA
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Superconducting Applications – MRI
Dr M'hammed Lakrimi
Siemens Magnet Technology, UK
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Amalia Coldea
Oxford University, UK
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Cryogenics for Superconducting Applications
Mr Charles Monroe
Monroe Brothers Ltd, UK
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Superconducting Electrical Machines
Dr Mark Ainslie
Cambridge University, UK
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Closing remarks
Dr Ziad Melhem
Oxford Instruments, UK
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