The applied superconductivity laboratory has attended the EFATS 2023 conference in Bristol, which is focusing on emission free aircraft through superconductivity. Professor Weijia Yuan gave a talk on the development of a 200kW cryogenic invertor at Strathclyde, which is a …
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Attend EUCAS 2023 in Italy
Members of the Strathclyde Applied Superconductivity Laboratory proudly represented their institution at the prestigious European Conference on Applied Superconductivity (EUCAS) 2023 held in Italy. EUCAS is a renowned international event that brings together scientists, researchers, and experts in the field …
Productive Research Group Meeting
The Applied Superconductivity Laboratory held a dynamic meeting where members discussed their future plans for research extension and presented their recent work. Each member shared their findings and engaged in constructive discussions, leading to potential collaborations and exciting new directions. …
Academic exchange of Xiaodong Li
On May 24th, Mr Xiaodong Li was invited to share his academic research with our group. He captivated the audience with his knowledge of high-field fusion magnets. In his presentation titled “An Ultra-High-Field Path towards Fusion Challenges and Perspectives”, Li …
A visitor from Hong Kong University
On March 21, Calvin C. T. Chow from Hong Kong University gave a talk at the local university on “Numerical modelling of superconducting tapes under arbitrary external field and transport current via integration method.” The speaker, who specializes in materials …
New publication in the JAP
Our last work on a hybrid HTS trapped field magnet was figured as a cover image for the Journal of Applied Physics. We reported a 7.35T for an HTS ring magnet hybridized with two HTS bulks and explored their interesting …
£1.3M grant to develop pioneering superconducting electrical machines for zero emission aviation
A Strathclyde researcher has been awarded a prestigious European Research Council starting grant for a five-year project to electrify aircraft using a novel superconducting machine technology. Professor Min Zhang, from the Applied Superconductivity Laboratory, will focus on three ground-breaking technologies …
Team Bonding on Scenic Area Hike
In a refreshing break from lab work, the members recently embarked on a picturesque hike near Loch Lomond. The team basked in the natural beauty of the area while strengthening their bonds and taking a well-deserved respite. After the invigorating …
New visitors from SuperNode Ltd
Emiliano Frulloni, the Chief Technology Officer of SuperNode Ltd, with his colleges visited the Applied Superconductivity laboratory to discuss research collaboration.
New visitors from the UKARC
Roger Gardner and Donna Lynch from the UK Aerospace Research Consortium (UK-ARC) visited the Applied Superconductivity laboratory to discuss research collaboration.