Superqumap at lt30! -

Today we end the superqumap meeting at the Liblice chateau. We leave this beautiful castle (and the ghost that was haunting @hsuderow ). The exciting program has showcased the leadership of superqumap Action in superconductivity and quantum technologies! See you next time!

And now, the final talk of the meeting: ‘Advances in Multiscale Modeling of Superconducting Devices’ by Milorad V. Milošević from University of Antwerp, Belgium.”

Our next speaker is Evangelia G. Moschopoulou from the National Center for Scientific Research "Demokritos" presenting her talk "Intrinsic versus Extrinsic Strain Dependence of Superconductivity in the Quasi-2D Superconductor CeIrIn₅. "

We are nearing the end of the meeting. Now presenting: Javier Villegas from Université Paris-Saclay with his talk titled ‘Electrical Detection of Giant Spin-to-Charge Conversion in Superconductors.’

Next, we have Joseph A. Wilcox from the University of Bath, presenting his talk: ‘Magnetically-Controlled Vortex Dynamics in a Ferromagnetic Superconductor.’

Vicechair of the Action receives the Capo d'Orlando prize -

Now we have Manohar Kumar from Aalto University with his talk "Disorder effect on superconductor metal transition: quantum griffiths singularity"

Vicechair of the Action receives the Capo d'Orlando prize -

To finish the session and the day we have Elisabetta Paladino from Universitá Di Catania with her talk "Current phase relation of short graphene Josephson Junctions: dilute impurities and spin-orbit coupling effects"

Coming up, Martin Berke from Budapest University of technology and economics, will give the second-to-last talk of the day: “Measuring the Current-Phase Relation in Josephson Junctions Using Superconducting Resonators.”

We keep going with Mads Peter Sørensen from Danmarks Tekniske Universitet with his talk "Control of chaotic Dynamics in Josephson Junctions"

We now begin the final session of the day with Zorica Popović from @BelgradeUni who will talk about the Josephson diode effect.

Before the coffee break and to end this session we have Michal Šindler from the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences talking about the terahertz spectroscopy of thin superconducting films.

Up next, Floriana Lombardi from @chalmersuniv takes the stage with a talk on Nanostructures surface control of quantum phases in Ultrathin YBCO.

Now comes Anna Palau from the @icmabCSIC with her talk titled "Nanoengineered high temperature superconductors for efficient functional device".

We start the afternoon session with Alejandro Silhanek and his talk titled “Magnetic Recording of Superconducting States”.

Before going to lunch we end the vortex session with the talk of Vladimir Fomin from the Institute for emerging electronic technology and the University of Moldova about Topological transitions in superconductor architectures.

Continuing Vortex Session 2: Dimitri Roditchev (Sorbonne University) is now presenting Josephson vortex shaking.

To end the day we have Vadim Geshkenbein from ETH Zurich with his talk "Abrikosov vortices switching current magic-angle graphene"