Hi-SCALE | COST ACTION CA19108
High-Temperature SuperConductivity for AcceLerating the Energy Transition
Superconductivity is a fascinating state of matter characterised by the absence of electrical resistivity that certain materials exhibit when cooled below a certain critical, cryogenic temperature. Together with other unique properties, like the ability to carry huge currents and trap extremely large magnetic fields, superconductors pave the way for accelerating the Energy Transition.
Introduction to the Action
This COST Action will create the path from materials to devices; foster improved modelling and advanced computation paradigms; provide methodologies and demonstrators for addressing industrial challenges and applications; and develop tools for the economic and sustainability assessment of HTS technologies.
Description & Background
Superconductivity is a fascinating state of matter characterised by the absence of electrical resistivity that certain materials exhibit when cooled below a certain critical, cryogenic temperature.
Aims & Objectives
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Structure (WG Groups)
In ADOPT COST Action, we aim to achieve our goals by collaboration within and across five working groups.
Latest News
ICMAB – Open PhD on microstructural analysis of HTS materials at ICMAB Deadline: Oct 31, 2022 The Superconducting Materials and Large Scale Nanostructrues (SUMAN) group offers a PhD position on “Ultrafast growth of ultrahigh performance superconducting tapes: Correlation between microstructure and properties”.
High-Temperature Superconductors (HTS) can be superconducting in liquid nitrogen (77 K), holding immense promises for our future. They can enable disruptive technologies such as nuclear fusion, lossless power transmission, devices for cancer treatment and technologies for future transportation. Despite all the potential benefits and successful demonstrators of numerous HTS technologies, the penetration in the market of...
Hi-SCALE COST Meeting will be held at the University of Bologna - School of Engineering and Architecture in Bologna - Italy, from 15 to 17 September 2021.
The Energy Transition is an unavoidable global priority. We must decarbonise the economy by the second half of this century and tremendous challenges are ahead of us. Superconductivity is a fascinating state of matter characterised by the absence of electrical resistivity that certain materials exhibit when cooled below a certain critical, cryogenic temperature. Together with...
