Event
CoE Intelligent Quantum Materials colloquium: Rotation-Enhanced Superconductivity in Thin Films
About
What to expect
The colloquium discusses how rotation of a thin superconducting cylinder may raise its critical superconducting temperature.
- Quantitative estimates for a thin aluminum cylindrical shell
- Possible experimental strategies to observe the effect
- External magnetic field effects are also discussed
FAQ
What is the colloquium about?
The colloquium discusses how rotation of a thin superconducting cylinder may increase the critical superconducting temperature.
Quantitative estimates for a thin aluminum cylindrical shell
Possible experimental strategies to observe the effect
Effects of an external magnetic field
Who organizes the colloquium?
HFML-Felix and the Institute for Molecules and Materials.
How can I register?
Registration link: ru.nl
Is the colloquium in person?
Yes, it is in person at Radboud University in Nijmegen.
Getting there
Radboud Universiteit, Houtlaan 4, 6525 XZ Nijmegen, Gelderland, NL
Open in Maps (opens in a new window)