The H2020-INFRADEV-2019 project SuperEMFL aims to design all-superconducting user magnets for the European Magnet Field Laboratory (EMFL). Through the development of high temperature superconductor (HTS) technology, and its combination with low temperature superconductor (LTS) magnets, DC magnetic fields in access of 40 T are within reach. The target of SuperEMFL [...]
Since 1993, the EUCAS Conference has become a first-rate, world-class event for the sharing of knowledge and latest advances in all areas of Applied Superconductivity, from materials and conductors, to large scale applications for medicine, research and energy transition, as well as electronics for novel devices and quantum computing. [...]
Site visit on 25T-CSM (25 T cryogen-free supercondcting manget) at HFLSM, IMR Three days summit in Yamagata (Japan), on March 8th-10th, 2023, for a French-Japanese high field research collaboration workshop. The scope of the workshop is to promote collaborations between the French and the Japanese communities involved in the production [...]
The SuperEMFL consortium met at Ismaning in December 1st and 2nd, 2022, for and Executive and Governing Board. THEVA hosted partners and organised a visit to their premises. All partners had very fruitful exchanges and are ready to go for other two years of project!
Dear colleague, The SuperEMFL project aims to design all-superconducting user magnets for the European Magnet Field Laboratory (EMFL). Through the development of high temperature superconductor technology, and its combination with low temperature superconductor magnets, DC magnetic fields in access of 40 T could be within reach in a reasonable time [...]
The SuperEMFL team looks forward to participate to the ASC 2022 conference. The Applied Superconductivity Conference (ASC) for over 50 years has created the premier international conference on applied superconductivity in the electronics, large scale, and materials fields for the engagement of learning and the exchange of science through the [...]
We are very pleased that a part of SuperEMFL team has been selected winner of the Cryogenics best paper of 2020 award! The authors are from LNCMI Grenoble and CEASaclay. For the announce and the article click here
On the 25th of January 2021 the consortium started the SuperEMFL project in a remote meeting. Due to the worldwide pandemic partners convene in continue for the moment to gather in videoconference meetings.
The Super EMFL project started on the 1st of January, whithin the European programme Horizon2020. For the next four years 11 partners will conduct a research on designing a new high temperature superconductor magnet. Follow other news and project advancements here on this website, on SuperEMFL pages! [...]