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superconductivity in 2006.
The Superconductor Industry Person of the Year and
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Superconductor
Week Headlines - Issue 2022
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University of California Santa Barbara Entangles Superconducting
Qubits
Exclusive Interview with John Martinis of UCSB
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Phase Qubits May Scale More
Easily Than Ions
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Next Goal is Improving Coherence
Time
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Adjustable Coupling May Help
Scaling to 20 Qubits
National High Magnetic Field
Laboratory Awarded
$11.7 Million to Develop 1.5GHz Hybrid NMR Magnet
Exclusive Interview with Mark Bird of NHMFL
LBNL Accelerates Electrons to 1GeV
with Lasers
Exclusive Interview with Wim Leemans oF LBNL
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Lasers May Compete with
Superconducting Accelerators
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Laser Guided by Sapphire
Capillary Tube
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Research Predicts 10GeV
Laser-Based Acceleration in Five Years
ORNL, LANL, Stanford Developing
Fluorine-Free YBCO Processes
Exclusive Interview with Jonathan Storer of LANL
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Elemental YBCO Used Instead of
Trifluoroacetates
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Multiple Fluorine-Free
Technologies Under Development
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Introducing Nanoparticle Defects
May Improve JC
VSM MedTech Delisted From Toronto
Stock Exchange
UK Opens Two New Particle Physics
Centers
CMS Magnet Reaches Full 4T Field at
CERN
New Theory Explains Enhanced
Superconductivity in Nanowires
German Award Goes to Holzapfel,
Schultz for Coated Conductor Work
Swedish Academy Awards Lombardi
5-Year grant
AMSC Names David Oliver to Board,
John Ulliman as Vice President
INSERT: U.S. Superconductivity
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