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The Department of Energy’s Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy
Reliability is sponsoring the Superconductivity for Electric Systems
Peer Review on August 7-9, 2007 in Crystal City, VA.
The
meeting requires peer reviewers to evaluate the technical results of
projects in three separate panels: “HTS Applications” which includes
projects such as HTS cables, fault current limiters, transformers and
motors; “Strategic Research” which focuses on basic materials
development for HTS wires; and “Second Generation Wire” which focuses on
the development of long-length, high performance HTS wire.
Nominations for peer reviewers are being accepted—please forward their
contact information, brief background and qualifications to
Brian Marchionini by
May 16th for consideration. Please indicate which one of the three
program areas the peer reviewer would fit best and note that they will
need to sign a conflict of interest form. For more information about
last year’s HTS peer reviews please visit
www.energetics.com/supercon06.html.
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Superconductor
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Oxford Instruments to Leave High Field NMR
Business
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Oxford Expects Finances to Meet Expectation for 2006
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New Cryogen-Free Magnet and Pulse Tube Cryocooler Products Launched
LHC Magnet Repairs Underway
Brown University Developing Single-Crystal
Nickel Substrates for HTS
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Brown University
- Substrate Production May be Suitable for
In-Line Production
- HTS Deposition Not Yet Attempted
University of Delft Develops THz LTS
Heterodyne Bolometer
>> Exclusive Interview with Merlijn Hajenius of TU
Delft
- Sensitivity Above 1.5 THz
- Sensor to Measure Ozone from TELIS Balloon
Nexans and RWE Developing BSCCO-2212 Fault
Current Limiter
- FCL to Use Magnetic Field Triggering
- INES-110 Part of LIFE Environmental Program
to Reduce Greenhouse Gasses
EAS Acquires PIT Superconducting
Manufacturing Technology
- EAS Banking on High Field Magnet Market
KERI and Doosan Demonstrates HTS Motor
University of Calgary Developing
Micro-Scale Chip for NMR
Kajima Develops MRI Shielding to Save Space
Zenergy Power Issues $12 Million in New
Shares
University of Twente to Test
Superconducting ITER Cables
- Mechanical Press Simulates Strong
Mechanical Forces on Energized Magnet
Varian Earning Up in Q2 2007
Varian, Inc to Build New Center for NMR and
Mass Spectrometry
Fonar Executes Reverse Stock Split
Call for
Superconductivity Peer Reviewers
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High-Field NMR May
Produce Even Higher Resolution
>> Exclusive Interview with Naresh Dalal of
Florida State University
Theoretical Explanation Developed
Bigger NMR magnets Reduce Imaging Time and
Sample Size
Siemens and AMSC
Demonstrate 2G HTS Fault Current Limiter
DOE
Estimates FCL Market in Billions
KEPRI Develops Hybrid
Fault Current Limiter
Showa Cable Systems
Develops Batch Furnace for 2G Wire
Ferroelectric-Superconducting Receivers May
Improve Mobile Phone Base Stations
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Exclusive Interview with Tim Jackson of the
University of Birmingham
Superconducting-Ferroelectric Filters Could
Enable Tunable Antennae
Siemens Developing 4MW
HTS Generator and Motor
Motor
to Operate at 27K
SuperPower Receives $3
Million Phase II HTS Generator Contract
NHMFL to Build 25 T to
30 T Hybrid Magnet for Neutron Scattering
Varian Medical/ACCEL
Cyclotron Enters Clinical Use
Philips Medical
Profits Flat in Q2 2007
Varian Medical Systems
Predicts 12% Orders Growth in Q2 2007
Researchers Simplify Theory of HTS
Kavli and FOM Demonstrate Relativistic
Josephson Effect
>> Exclusive
Interview with Hubert Heersche of Kavli
Institute for Nanoscience
Massless Electrons Carry Supercurrent in
Bi-polar Transistor
AMSC Receives New Orders for
Non-Superconducting Products
HYPRES Names Glenn Flack Director of
Strategic Programs
SC Power Receives Patent for Fault Current
Limiter
Alstom Train Challenges Speed Record Set by
Maglev
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