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Dear
Member of the Superconductivity Community;
We are delighted to announce the winners of the
2006 Superconductor Industry Person of the Year Awards!
Amalia Ballarino of CERN has received the Superconductor Industry
Person of the Year Award, and James Daley, formerly of the DOE,
has won the Superconductor Industry Lifetime Achievement Award!
To learn more about the winners and their work, visit the
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Leaders in High
Temperature Superconductivity Commercialization and Collaboration Win
Superconductor Industry Awards |
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Superconductor Week is proud to present the
industry's most prestigious international award in the development and
commercialization of superconductors to two great leaders in high
temperature superconductivity and collaborative R&D.
The award for “Superconductor Industry Person of the Year,” the
industry's most prestigious international award in the development and
commercialization of superconductors, has been bestowed upon Amalia
Ballarino, Project Leader for the high temperature superconducting (HTS)
current leads for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, a particle
accelerator designed to probe the limits of physics and expand our
understanding of the universe. James Daley, recently retired from
Program Manager of the HTS program at the U.S. Department of Energy
(DOE), was recognized for his career accomplishments with the Lifetime
Achievement Award.
The awards
were determined by a panel of recognized leaders in science, R&D, and
government in North America, Europe, and Asia. The winners were
selected from dozens of nominations submitted by peers around the world
from every field of superconductivity. Read More>>
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Superconductor
Week Headlines - Issue 2109
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Amalia Ballarino,
James Daley Win Superconductor Industry Awards
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Ballarino Heralds Commercialization of HTS
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Daley Establishes Global Model for Public-Private
Collaboration
KERI and Doosan Expand HTS
Motor Program to Naval Motor
University of Manchester
Begins $16 Million Accelerator Project
>> Exclusive
Interview with Roger Barlow of U Manchester
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Oncology, Energy,
Physics Applications Possible for NS-FFAG
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NS-FFAG Design
Simplifies Magnet Needs
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Three-Year Project
Includes $10 Million to Construct Prototype
Superconductor
Technologies Wins $4.7 Million Air Force
Contract
>> Exclusive
Interview with Robert Hammond of STI
Sumitomo Ships 2G Cable to
Albany Project
Nexans Factory-Tests 138kV
2G HTS Power Cable
NEC Team Makes Quantum
Circuit with Adjustable Coupling
Improved
Superconductor/Laser Experiment May Detect
Dark Matter
Superconductor
Technologies Inc. Reduces Loss in Q1 2007
Superconductive Components
Reports Improved Q1 2007
INSERT: U.S. Superconductivity Patents
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