101. BW Online | March 15, 2001 | A Plastic Future For Superconductors A Plastic Future for superconductors. Researchers at Bell Labs have founda way to make polymers conduct electricity with virtually no resistance. http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/mar2001/nf20010315_424.htm

window.epulse_content_group = "cg1=daily_briefing,cg2=news_analysis"; Register/Subscribe Home Search Advanced Search Customer Service Register Subscribe to BW ... Sign-Up MARCH 15, 2001 NEWS ANALYSIS A Plastic Future for Superconductors Researchers at Bell Labs have found a way to make polymers conduct electricity with virtually no resistance Printer-Friendly Version E-Mail This Story Find More Stories Like This Google: What Lies Beyond Search? Putting a Value on Google The Summit That Ate Savannah Reagan's Economic Legacy ... More Headlines By virtue of their chemical makeup, plastics have no business conducting electricity. But in the 1970s, scientists discovered that impurities added to certain polymers made it possible for them to carry small electrical currents. Now, researchers at Lucent Technologies' Bell Labs have gone a step further. By "tricking" a common polymer, they've found a way to make plastic conduct electricity with no resistance at very low temperatures. The Bell Labs development caps 20 years of research aimed at creating the first organic superconductor. "A new window into nature has opened up," asserts Ananth Dodabalapur, a device physicist at Bell Labs and member of the research team. The polymer, called polythiophene, is used in making inexpensive optical devices such as display panels and "smart" pixels. But its potential as a superconductor may be far greater. The research, which was reported on Mar. 8 in the journal Nature , may be a harbinger of other superconducting polymers that could be used to create superfast "quantum" computers and other superconducting electronic devices.

102. APPLICATION OF SUPERCONDUCTORS In Electronics, Communications And Computing APPLICATION OF superconductors in Electronics, Communications and Computing. Overview.The superconductors conference will take place as scheduled. http://www.knowledgefoundation.com/events/6191028.htm

APPLICATION OF SUPERCONDUCTORS in Electronics, Communications and Computing Overview Agenda Call for Posters Register ... View Electronic Brochure (PDF) Overview The Superconductors conference will take place as scheduled. Our deepest sympathy's go out to the people involved in the widespread tragedy of Tuesday, September 11, 2001. There are no words to describe the senselessness of this horrible act. Our thoughts are with the families at this time. Sincerely, Craig Wohlers President Superconductivity is among the most important discoveries of the century in physics and materials science, however, technological issues, operational complexities and high cost are among the main barriers to advancing superconducting electronic systems into the marketplace. This program will address what is needed for superconductivity to become a commercially viable electronic technology In addition, our speakers will present the distinctions between government-based and commercial application strategies and the proper timing to market for "Commercial-Of-The-Shelf" superconducting electronic products. These and many other issues will be addressed by this international assembly of experts highlighting major achievements and challenges of superconducting electronics for: Medical applications • Impact of heart diagnostics by magnetocardiography on healthcare • SQUID applications to whole - cortex magnetoencephalography • SQUID magnetometers for applications in magnetically distributed environment Advanced communication systems

103. Emerging Device Technology: Fundamental Studies Of Superconductors At Microwave Emerging Device Technology Fundamental Studies of superconductorsat Microwave Frequencies, University Fast Find. http://www.edt.bham.ac.uk/supermwf.htm

Emerging Device Technology: Fundamental Studies of Superconductors at Microwave Frequencies University Fast Find Site Index Schools / Departments Telephone Directory Email Directory Useful Contacts Frequently Asked Questions Directions / Maps Acronym Directory Vacancies EMERGING DEVICE TECHNOLOGY: FUNDAMENTAL STUDIES OF SUPERCONDUCTORS AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIES For: Emerging Device Technology Welcome Introduction People Contact Us Facilities The EDT Centre Manufacturing and device fabrication Opportunities For Study For Business Research Areas Ferroelectirc materials Micromachined microvwave circuits Superconducting antennas Superconducting microwave circuits ... Superconductors at microwave frequencies SEARCH THIS SITE SEARCH WHOLE UNIVERSITY School of Engineering Emerging Device Technology Research Centre Superconductors at Microwave Frequencies Measurements of the microwave properties of superconductors has been going on for over a decade in the EDT research centre. The objectives of the work are three fold, to enhance our understanding of superconductors, to optimise the superconducting for low loss and to provide information to microwave device designers on the properties. Measurements have taken place on thin and thick film materials, single crystals and bulk polycrystalline specimens. All have helped in meeting the three objectives of the work. The characterisation tools for measuring the surface resistance and penetration depth of the superconducting materials are now well established. The main ones being the coplanar resonator for patterned films, the dielectric resonator for un-patterned surfaces and a cylindrical cavity resonator for single crystals and other small pieces of superconductor. With all these techniques the surface impedance of the superconductor can be measured as a function of frequency, temperature, magnetic field, microwave power and more recently two tone intermodulation. Examples of some of these techniques and the results obtained are given below.

104. :: 2002 MRS Workshops - Superconductors :: International Workshop on Processing and Applications of superconductorsAugust 12, 2002 Park Vista Resort Hotel Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA. http://www.mrs.org/meetings/workshops/2002/superconductor/

site search International Workshop on Processing and Applications of Superconductors August 1-2, 2002 Park Vista Resort Hotel Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA Purpose and Description Major advances have been made in the last 14 years in high-temperature superconductor (HTS) research, resulting in increased use of HTS materials in commercial and precommercial applications. HTS conductors are expected to be useful for numerous electric power applications, including transmission cables, transformers, SMES, current limiters, motors, and generators, etc. High efficiency, high power density, and improved materials utilization are some of the benefits expected from HTS in this century. Much progress has been made using BSCCO silver sheathed wire and tape on processing and applications. Research on the YBCO based next generation conductors is now intensively carried out in the world. The focus of this workshop will bring the discussions between the international experts towards the development of long length YBCO coated conductors and applications of high temperature superconductors PROGRAM Registration Abstracts Submission DEADLINE: JUNE 28, 2002

105. Spotlight Superconductors With Split Personalities superconductors with split personalities. New superconductors first place.There are two camps among physicists studying cuprate superconductors. http://www.psigate.ac.uk/spotlight/issue5/superconductors.html

106. IEEEVM: Superconductors Other Resources. •, None. superconductors. superconductors are materials thathave no resistance to the flow of electricity, as all other substances have. http://www.ieee-virtual-museum.org/collection/tech.php?taid=&id=2345886&lid=1

107. Session Q4 - Buckley And Onsager Prizes. Center. Q4.01 Probing the Symmetry of the Pairing State of Unconventionalsuperconductors by SQUID Interferometry Measurements. http://epswww.epfl.ch/aps/BAPSMAR98/abs/S3210.html

108. A Hot Time For Cold Superconductors A hot time for cold superconductors. Contact Jim Danneskiold,jdanneskiold@lanl.gov, (505) 6671640 (03-156). http://www.lanl.gov/worldview/news/releases/archive/03-156.shtml

News Releases News Releases by Subject by Organization ... Contacts A hot time for cold superconductors Contact: Jim Danneskiold, jdanneskiold@lanl.gov Recent News Pumping energy to nanocrystals from a quantum well Scientists provide new understanding of manganites Woldegabriel talk explores geology's link to anthropology Media Advisory: Laboratory breaks ground for nanoscience building Los Alamos announces NEWNET changes Laboratory creates hydrogen and fuel cell research institute Scientists model the dynamics of DNA transcription Scientists model disease outbreaks in urban social networks Scientists explore complexities of sea ice from high desert venue Los Alamos helps industry by simulating circuit failures from cosmic rays LOS ALAMOS, N.M., Dec. 3, 2003 A new way to manufacture a low-cost superconducting material should lead to cheaper magnetic resonance imaging machines and other energy-efficient applications, say Los Alamos National Laboratory scientists. Hot isostatic pressing of wires made of magnesium diboride, or MgB2, significantly increased the amount of electrical current the wires can carry without electrical resistance. Wires made from MgB2 would reduce the costs of such products as MRIs and electrical generators, say the researchers: Adriana Serquis, Leonardo Civale, Xiaozhou Liao, J. Yates Coulter, Duncan Hammon, Yuntian Zhu, Dean Peterson and Fred Mueller from Los Alamos' Superconductivity Technology Center; and Vitali Nesterenko from the University of California, San Diego. They presented their findings on Dec. 3 at the Materials Research Society meeting in Boston.

109. Superconductors|KLUWER Academic Publishers GBP Add to cart. Electromagnetic Absorption in the Copper Oxide superconductorsFrank J. Owens, Charles P. Poole Jr. January 1999 http://www.wkap.nl/home/topics/N/1/8/

Title Authors Affiliation ISBN ISSN advanced search search tips Home Browse by Subject ... Materials Superconductors Sort listing by: A-Z Z-A Publication Date Advances in Cryogenic Engineering Quan-Sheng Shu, Peter Kittel, David Glaister, John Hull, Bill Burt, Al Zeller, John Zbasnik, Vitalij Pecharsky, Steven W. Van Sciver, Ray Radebaugh, Michael DiPirro, J. Patrick Kelley, Klaus D. Timmerhaus, Jay Theilacker, Charles Reece October 2000, ISBN 0-306-46443-8, Hardbound Price: 348.50 EUR / 383.00 USD / 240.00 GBP Add to cart Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (Materials) U. Balu Balachandran, Donald G. Gubser, K. Ted Hartwig, Victoria A. Bardos June 2000, ISBN 0-306-46398-9, Hardbound Price: 265.50 EUR / 292.00 USD / 183.00 GBP Add to cart Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (Materials) Volume 44 Structural and Cryocooler Materials U. Balu Balachandran, Donald G. Gubser, K. Ted Hartwig, Richard P. Reed, William H. Warnes, Victoria A. Bardos January 1999, ISBN 0-306-45918-3, Hardbound Set only of 2 vols. Price: 269.00 EUR / 296.00 USD / 186.00 GBP Add to cart Cryocoolers 10 Ronald G. Ross Jr.

110. A Hot Time For Cold Superconductors 6671640 DOE/Los Alamos National Laboratory A hot time for cold superconductors.BOSTON, Dec. 3, 2003 A new way to manufacture http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2003-12/danl-aht120803.php

Public release date: 8-Dec-2003 Contact: Jim Danneskiold jdanneskiold@lanl.gov DOE/Los Alamos National Laboratory A hot time for cold superconductors BOSTON, Dec. 3, 2003 A new way to manufacture a low-cost superconducting material should lead to cheaper magnetic resonance imaging machines and other energy-efficient applications, say Los Alamos National Laboratory scientists. Hot isostatic pressing of wires made of magnesium diboride, or MgB2, significantly increased the amount of electrical current the wires can carry without electrical resistance. Wires made from MgB2 would reduce the costs of such products as MRIs and electrical generators, say the researchers: Adriana Serquis, Leonardo Civale, Xiaozhou Liao, J. Yates Coulter, Duncan Hammon, Yuntian Zhu, Dean Peterson and Fred Mueller from Los Alamos' Superconductivity Technology Center; and Vitali Nesterenko from the University of California, San Diego. They presented their findings on Dec. 3 at the Materials Research Society meeting in Boston. "This material will likely serve as a bridge to the energy future in a variety of cost-driven applications, because potentially this is the lowest-cost superconducting material," said Peterson, who leads the Los Alamos Center. "There's nothing to prevent making this material into wires that are many miles long."

111. Argonne And Reagan President Ronald Reagan, attending a scientific conference in the nation s capitol,received an upclose look at how high-temperature superconductors work from http://www.anl.gov/OPA/news96arch/news960728.html

112. Prof. F. Nori, U. Of Michigan simultaneous voice. Microscopic Derivation of the Kim and Bean Statesin superconductors; Vortex Plastic Flow in superconductors; Plastic http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~nori/

Franco Nori Quantum Computing, Nanoscience, Condensed Matter Theory, and Complex Systems. Permanent Address: Physics Department, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1120 Also with the Center for Theoretical Physics, Applied Physics Program, and the Center for the Study of Complex Systems, University of Michigan. Also with the Digital Materials Laboratory, Frontier Research System, RIKEN, Saitama, Japan. Click the above image for details. ... Access to several of out E-prints (very incomplete list) (abstracts, RevTeX, Postscript, and other formats) Scientific Outreach (Our research results featured in the news) Abbreviated Curriculum Vitae Student Awards Quantum Computing (more links and preprints to be added later) Scalable quantum computing with Josephson charge qubits PRL Nov. 2002 on "Scalable quantum computing with Josephson charge qubits" A few non-technical summaries are in Technology Review News EE Times UM Press release , and Supercomputing Online , among others. Collective Transport in Disordered Systems Vortex Dynamics and Collective Transport in Disordered Systems Vortex Dynamics: Brief Overview non-technical summaries from the APS News and The University Record Seminar on Vortex Dynamics.

113. HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS - Storming Media HIGH TEMPERATURE superconductors. Click on the titles below to find US governmentreports identified by the key word or phrase HIGH TEMPERATURE superconductors. http://www.stormingmedia.us/cgi-bin/keywords.php?keywordID=3142

114. SUPERCONDUCTORS - Storming Media superconductors. Click on the titles below to find US government reportsidentified by the key word or phrase superconductors. Development http://www.stormingmedia.us/cgi-bin/keywords.php?keywordID=3104

115. SRI: PSD's Superconductors superconductors Ongoing research in superconductors at SRI has resulted in the design,construction, and testing of novel fluidizedbed CVD systems for high http://www.sri.com/psd/research/superconductors.html

Search: PSD only PSD Programs Staff Research Area Index Superconductors Facilities Superconductors Ongoing research in superconductors at SRI has resulted in the design, construction, and testing of novel fluidized-bed CVD systems for high rate deposition of thin films of high-temperature superconductors on wire substrates. SRI's design is less complex to implement and operate and costs less than conventional MOCVD systems. Fluidized-Bed CVD Reactor for Superconductor Deposition Reactor in Use Visit the Laboratory - Technical Contact: Steven Crouch-Baker steven.crouch-baker@sri.com Home About Us Working with SRI ... News

116. Science -- Sign In SUPERCONDUCTIVITY Tuning Order in Cuprate superconductors. SubirSachdev and ShouCheng Zhang Cuprate superconductors are able to http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/295/5554/452

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117. Alternate View Column AV-22 Warm superconductors. After Chu s announcement, perhaps 100 research laboratoriesaround the world jumped into the investigation of warm superconductors. http://www.npl.washington.edu/AV/altvw22.html

Analog "The Alternate View" columns of John G. Cramer Warm Superconductors by John G. Cramer Alternate View Column AV-22 Keywords: high temperature, superconductor, liquid nitrogen, barium yttrium copper oxide Published in the October-1987 issue of No part may be reproduced in any form without the explicit permission of the author. This page now has an access count of: I'm sure you know the plot: a lost magical formula has eluded the wisest practitioners of the arcane art down through the ages. Now a cabal of young upstarts, with disdain for conventional wisdom and working against all odds, discovers the key ingredients that make the magic spell work, with spectacular results. Sounds familiar, right? But this isn't schlock fantasy, folks. It's low temperature physics. The discovery of "warm" superconductivity was announced in mid-February of this year by a little known research group led by Prof. Ching-Wu (Paul) Chu of the University of Houston. A report of the work was published in the March 2 issue of Physical Review Letters . It describes a new material, [(Y

118. Structure And Arrangement Of Vortices In Superconductors Structure and Arrangement of Vortices in superconductors. 37 April2002, Prague. Scope. This workshop will focus on the structure http://www.fzu.cz/activities/workshops/vortex/

Structure and Arrangement of Vortices in Superconductors Prague, 3-7 April 2002 International workshop supported by ESF program VORTEX and Institute of Physics ASCR Announcement Information Registration Programme Venue ... Links Structure and Arrangement of Vortices in Superconductors 3-7 April 2002, Prague Scope This workshop will focus on the structure and arrangement of vortices in conventional and unconventional superconductors. Vortex structure, vortex dynamics, forces acting on vortices, vortex core and its dynamic distortions, induced electric fields as well as vortex imaging techniques are the main topics to be touched. Nano-engineered artificial pinning centers as well as vortex properties in artificially made structures such as multilayers, arrays and mesoscopic samples will be also discussed. Deadlines Pre-registration 5 January 2002 Registration - including title of your contribution 15 February 2002 Abstract submission 4 March 2002

119. Superconductors • Browse • Materials Learning And Teaching Resources required. key stage 4, post16, undergraduate, course, chemistry, materials,ceramic, physics, superconductors. American Superconductor. http://www.materials.ac.uk/resources/browse.asp?browseid=149

120. Superconductivity For Electric Systems Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Power Technologies Superconductivity for Electric Systems. http://www.ornl.gov/sci/htsc/htsc.html

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