Applied Superconductivity Group

Our research

On-going research projects:

• Nucleation efficiency of industrial oxide buffers
• Isotropic HTS materials
• Third generation (3G) wire development

History of Applied Superconductivity research at BNL:

• Low-temperature superconducting wire research 1970-1986
• First generation (1G) Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O HTS wire development 1986-2000
• Second generation (2G) Y-Ba-Cu-O HTS coated conductor development 1997-present

Our facilities

Publications

Presentations

Last Modified: March 28, 2008
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