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Tuesday January 22, 2008 |
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Wednesday March 17, 2010 |
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HTS Advocates React to Possible FY2011 DOE HTS Budget Cuts
Larbalestier: Budget Cuts Disaster for YBCO Development
Fredette: AMSC Operations Not Affected
Lauder: Cutting HTS Cable Costs by a Third Would Save $15 B
Hammond: Funding Cuts Affect U.S. Leadership in HTS
Lehner: DOE Funding Created Jobs
Lehner: Cuts would Curtail Activity
Nexans Continues Development of HTS Round Wire
Efficient Use of Core Volume Essential Breakthrough
Weserlau Orders Second MBH from Zenergy
Mueller: Repeat Purchase Endorsement of MBH Technology
Weserlau Fully Converts Site to SC Magnetic Billet Heating
IEE-CAS Uses PIT Method to Synthesize Pnictide Wires
PIT Method Overcomes Pnictide Brittleness
Possible High Field Commercial Applications
PIT Method Unveils New Superocnducting Compounds
UM College Park, NIST Report Tungsten Measurements
Research Employs NIST's EBIT
Foley Wins NSW Telestra Award
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Sunday March 14, 2010 |
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FY2011 Budget Request Cuts $14.7 Million in DOE HTS Funding
Budget Aims for Transition to Private Industry
SC to Continue Fundamental Research
HTS Cuts Would Affect a Number of National Labs
SNL Sees Funding Increase
Fermilab Secures ARRA Funding for SRF Development
80% of Funding Directed to Private Industry
SRF Upgrades at ANL, JLab, SLAC
AMSC to Provide SC Cables to Tres Amigas Project
AMSC Buys Minority Stake in Tres Amigas
Interconnections Only Sporadically Linked
Plans to Sell Power Across Interconnections
AMSC to Provide SC Wire and Cable System
About Superconductor Electricity Pipelines
GSC Awarded $201,070 NSF Grant
Funding Part of Long-Term Study of Oxalate Oxidase
STI Releases 2009 Financial Results
SuperLink to be Integrated into 4G Network
Aetna to Insure MEG Evaluation for Epilepsy
MIT Technology Review Names AMSC Among 50 Most Innovative |
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