Plenary Talks
A number of plenary speakers of this conference have made their talks available for personal use.
Monday, 19 September
V. Selvamanickam:
Coated Conductors: From R&D to manufacturing to commercial applications (pdf)
J.E. Mooij:
Quantum information processing with superconducting circuits: quantum mechanics with self-made objects (pdf)
Tuesday, 20 September
M. Izumi:
Bulk High Temperature Superconductors (not available)
N. Hadjsaid:
Smart grids perpectives for superconductivity (pdf)
Wednesday, 21 September (History Day)
Peter H. Kes:
Kamerlingh Onnes's Notebooks and the Discovery of Superconductivity (pdf)
John M. Rowell:
The Early Days of Superconducting Electronics: 1950 to 1970 (pdf)
Hiroaki Kumakura:
Evolution of practical superconducting materials (not available)
David C. Larbalestier:
Conductors from Superconductors (pdf)
John Clarke:
SQUIDs: Then and Now (not yet available)
Konstantin K. Likharev:
Superconductor Digital Electronics (pdf)
Herman ten Kate:
50 years of Superconducting Magnets for Physics Research and Medicine (pdf)
Mathias Noe:
History, State-of-the-Art and Perspectives of Superconducting Power Equipment (pdf)
Thursday, 22 September
J. Virdee:
The Large Hadron Collider Project and Superconductivity (pdf)
L. Civale:
Comparative vortex dynamics in oxide, iron-arsenide and MgB2 superconductors (not yet available)
Friday, 23 September
M. Siegel:
Superconducting Radiation Detectors: Physics, Fabrication and Applications in a Wide Spectral (not yet available)
R. Flükiger:
Compounds With Higher Superconducting Transition Temperatures: a Search With Still Undefined Rules (not yet available)
S. Hasuo:
Past, Present, and Future of Superconducting Digital Electronics (pdf)
C. W. Chu:
A Possible Approach from BCS through HTS to RTS (pdf)