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The Voice of Superconductivity Since 1986. For over three decades, Superconductor Week has been the leading newsletter providing global coverage of the technology and commercialization of low- and high-temperature superconductors, and cryogenics for large- and small-scale applications. We offer readers a rich combination of original reporting, exclusive interviews and expert analysis which FREE CONTENT SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE Superconductor Week was founded in 1987, and is published 12 times a year. The newsletter is dedicated to providing timely, in-depth coverage of superconductivity and related industries. News and analysis include the latest technological and business developments, commercialization strategies, end markets, new products, market

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SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY A branch of physics and engineering that studies and produces very low temperatures (below –150 °C, –238 °F or 123 K) and the behavior of materials at those temperatures. Current density. Electrical current per cross-sectional area. Measured in Amps/m2.

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weight.

ROBINSON CREATES WIRELESS SUPERCONDUCTOR POWER SUPPLY Robinson Creates Wireless Superconductor Power Supply. Researchers from New Zealand’s Robinson Research Institute at the Victoria University of Wellington have developed an HTS dynamo as a wireless current supply for superconducting field coils that are intended for use on a hybrid commercial aircraft. The device would reduce the cost

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SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK

The Voice of Superconductivity Since 1986. For over three decades, Superconductor Week has been the leading newsletter providing global coverage of the technology and commercialization of low- and high-temperature superconductors, and cryogenics for large- and small-scale applications. We offer readers a rich combination of original reporting, exclusive interviews and expert analysis which FREE CONTENT SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE Superconductor Week was founded in 1987, and is published 12 times a year. The newsletter is dedicated to providing timely, in-depth coverage of superconductivity and related industries. News and analysis include the latest technological and business developments, commercialization strategies, end markets, new products, market

forecasts

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY A branch of physics and engineering that studies and produces very low temperatures (below –150 °C, –238 °F or 123 K) and the behavior of materials at those temperatures. Current density. Electrical current per cross-sectional area. Measured in Amps/m2.

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weight.

ROBINSON CREATES WIRELESS SUPERCONDUCTOR POWER SUPPLY Robinson Creates Wireless Superconductor Power Supply. Researchers from New Zealand’s Robinson Research Institute at the Victoria University of Wellington have developed an HTS dynamo as a wireless current supply for superconducting field coils that are intended for use on a hybrid commercial aircraft. The device would reduce the cost

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The Voice of Superconductivity Since 1986. For over three decades, Superconductor Week has been the leading newsletter providing global coverage of the technology and commercialization of low- and high-temperature superconductors, and cryogenics for large- and small-scale applications. We offer readers a rich combination of original reporting, exclusive interviews and expert analysis which FREE CONTENT SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE About. Superconductor Week was founded in 1987, and is published 12 times a year. The newsletter is dedicated to providing timely, in-depth coverage of superconductivity and related industries. News and analysis include the latest technological and business developments, commercialization strategies, end markets, new products, market forecasts, opinions from leading experts, funding, patent SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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The Voice of Superconductivity Since 1986. For over three decades, Superconductor Week has been the leading newsletter providing global coverage of the technology and commercialization of low- and high-temperature superconductors, and cryogenics for large- and small-scale applications. We offer readers a rich combination of original reporting, exclusive interviews and expert analysis which FREE CONTENT SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE Superconductor Week was founded in 1987, and is published 12 times a year. The newsletter is dedicated to providing timely, in-depth coverage of superconductivity and related industries. News and analysis include the latest technological and business developments, commercialization strategies, end markets, new products, market

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SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY A branch of physics and engineering that studies and produces very low temperatures (below –150 °C, –238 °F or 123 K) and the behavior of materials at those temperatures. Current density. Electrical current per cross-sectional area. Measured in Amps/m2. SUPERCONDUCTOR CONFERENCES WORKSHOPS SUPERCONDUCTIVITY 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTIVITY SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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weight.

ROBINSON CREATES WIRELESS SUPERCONDUCTOR POWER SUPPLY Robinson Creates Wireless Superconductor Power Supply. Researchers from New Zealand’s Robinson Research Institute at the Victoria University of Wellington have developed an HTS dynamo as a wireless current supply for superconducting field coils that are intended for use on a hybrid commercial aircraft. The device would reduce the cost

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SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK

The Voice of Superconductivity Since 1986. For over three decades, Superconductor Week has been the leading newsletter providing global coverage of the technology and commercialization of low- and high-temperature superconductors, and cryogenics for large- and small-scale applications. We offer readers a rich combination of original reporting, exclusive interviews and expert analysis which FREE CONTENT SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE Superconductor Week was founded in 1987, and is published 12 times a year. The newsletter is dedicated to providing timely, in-depth coverage of superconductivity and related industries. News and analysis include the latest technological and business developments, commercialization strategies, end markets, new products, market

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SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY A branch of physics and engineering that studies and produces very low temperatures (below –150 °C, –238 °F or 123 K) and the behavior of materials at those temperatures. Current density. Electrical current per cross-sectional area. Measured in Amps/m2. SUPERCONDUCTOR CONFERENCES WORKSHOPS SUPERCONDUCTIVITY 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTIVITY SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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weight.

ROBINSON CREATES WIRELESS SUPERCONDUCTOR POWER SUPPLY Robinson Creates Wireless Superconductor Power Supply. Researchers from New Zealand’s Robinson Research Institute at the Victoria University of Wellington have developed an HTS dynamo as a wireless current supply for superconducting field coils that are intended for use on a hybrid commercial aircraft. The device would reduce the cost

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D-WAVE TO LAUNCH ADVANTAGE QUANTUM COMPUTING PLATFORM D-Wave Systems Inc. has announced that its next-generation quantum computing system, which has been named Advantage, will be available in the company’s Leap quantum cloud access environment in mid-2020. Advantage, which is D-Wave’s fifth system upgrade, will incorporate hardware, software, and tools which should accelerate and ease the IBM DEMONSTRATES MACHINE LEARNING WITH QUANTUM PROCESSOR 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY A branch of physics and engineering that studies and produces very low temperatures (below –150 °C, –238 °F or 123 K) and the behavior of materials at those temperatures. Current density. Electrical current per cross-sectional area. Measured in Amps/m2. SUPERCONDUCTOR CONFERENCES WORKSHOPS SUPERCONDUCTIVITY 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTIVITY SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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weight.

ROBINSON CREATES WIRELESS SUPERCONDUCTOR POWER SUPPLY Robinson Creates Wireless Superconductor Power Supply. Researchers from New Zealand’s Robinson Research Institute at the Victoria University of Wellington have developed an HTS dynamo as a wireless current supply for superconducting field coils that are intended for use on a hybrid commercial aircraft. The device would reduce the cost

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SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK

The Voice of Superconductivity Since 1986. For over three decades, Superconductor Week has been the leading newsletter providing global coverage of the technology and commercialization of low- and high-temperature superconductors, and cryogenics for large- and small-scale applications. We offer readers a rich combination of original reporting, exclusive interviews and expert analysis which FREE CONTENT SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE Superconductor Week was founded in 1987, and is published 12 times a year. The newsletter is dedicated to providing timely, in-depth coverage of superconductivity and related industries. News and analysis include the latest technological and business developments, commercialization strategies, end markets, new products, market

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SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY A branch of physics and engineering that studies and produces very low temperatures (below –150 °C, –238 °F or 123 K) and the behavior of materials at those temperatures. Current density. Electrical current per cross-sectional area. Measured in Amps/m2. SUPERCONDUCTOR CONFERENCES WORKSHOPS SUPERCONDUCTIVITY 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTIVITY SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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weight.

ROBINSON CREATES WIRELESS SUPERCONDUCTOR POWER SUPPLY Robinson Creates Wireless Superconductor Power Supply. Researchers from New Zealand’s Robinson Research Institute at the Victoria University of Wellington have developed an HTS dynamo as a wireless current supply for superconducting field coils that are intended for use on a hybrid commercial aircraft. The device would reduce the cost

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D-WAVE TO LAUNCH ADVANTAGE QUANTUM COMPUTING PLATFORM D-Wave Systems Inc. has announced that its next-generation quantum computing system, which has been named Advantage, will be available in the company’s Leap quantum cloud access environment in mid-2020. Advantage, which is D-Wave’s fifth system upgrade, will incorporate hardware, software, and tools which should accelerate and ease the IBM DEMONSTRATES MACHINE LEARNING WITH QUANTUM PROCESSOR 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY A branch of physics and engineering that studies and produces very low temperatures (below –150 °C, –238 °F or 123 K) and the behavior of materials at those temperatures. Current density. Electrical current per cross-sectional area. Measured in Amps/m2. SUPERCONDUCTOR CONFERENCES WORKSHOPS SUPERCONDUCTIVITY 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTIVITY SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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weight.

ROBINSON CREATES WIRELESS SUPERCONDUCTOR POWER SUPPLY Robinson Creates Wireless Superconductor Power Supply. Researchers from New Zealand’s Robinson Research Institute at the Victoria University of Wellington have developed an HTS dynamo as a wireless current supply for superconducting field coils that are intended for use on a hybrid commercial aircraft. The device would reduce the cost

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SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK

The Voice of Superconductivity Since 1986. For over three decades, Superconductor Week has been the leading newsletter providing global coverage of the technology and commercialization of low- and high-temperature superconductors, and cryogenics for large- and small-scale applications. We offer readers a rich combination of original reporting, exclusive interviews and expert analysis which FREE CONTENT SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTOR SCIENCE Superconductor Week was founded in 1987, and is published 12 times a year. The newsletter is dedicated to providing timely, in-depth coverage of superconductivity and related industries. News and analysis include the latest technological and business developments, commercialization strategies, end markets, new products, market

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SUBSCRIBE | SUPERCONDUCTOR WEEK Subscribe/Renew Create A New Subscription today! For information about advertising and reprints e-mail editor@superconductorweek.com Subscription Plans 1-year Subscription or Renewal SUPERCONDUCTIVITY GLOSSARY A branch of physics and engineering that studies and produces very low temperatures (below –150 °C, –238 °F or 123 K) and the behavior of materials at those temperatures. Current density. Electrical current per cross-sectional area. Measured in Amps/m2. SUPERCONDUCTOR CONFERENCES WORKSHOPS SUPERCONDUCTIVITY 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com SUPERCONDUCTIVITY SCIENCE 1606 44th St NW Washington, DC 20007 USA. Phone: +1 302 249 1815. Email: editor@superconductorweek.com

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ROBINSON CREATES WIRELESS SUPERCONDUCTOR POWER SUPPLY Robinson Creates Wireless Superconductor Power Supply. Researchers from New Zealand’s Robinson Research Institute at the Victoria University of Wellington have developed an HTS dynamo as a wireless current supply for superconducting field coils that are intended for use on a hybrid commercial aircraft. The device would reduce the cost

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Christopher Armellino was born in Alexandria, Virginia but moved to Tampa, Florida after five short years there. Being only 5’10” to his brother and dad’s 6’3″ and being the only one in his immediate family with blue eyes, Chris has always been a little bit of an “odd ball.” While his family was a lot more sports oriented, he decided after a few years of playing left field and left bench as a kid to pursue music. He fell in love with music picking up several different instruments with a primary focus on trumpet, guitar and bass. After picking up trumpet in 6th grade Christopher continued throughout high school and competed with the marching band. Concurrently he was an integral part of the youth praise band playing bass, guitar and singing lead and backup vocals in his church. Theatre was not a thought in his mind until Chris’ junior year of high school when he was encouraged to try it and fell in love with acting. From there, he went on to continue doing shows and ultimately decided to pursue a BFA Acting Degree at the University of Central Florida, where he is expected to graduate in Spring 2017. Orlando was the perfect fit for Chris because it offered a lot of possibilities to work in his field at various theme parks while still in school. He secured a job his freshmen year as Taylor in Poseidon’s Fury at Universal Studios and has continued to work there since. He is excited to graduate, audition, and take advantage of all the opportunities he gets to perform and pursue his passion. Groomsmen In Uncle’s Wedding. Family Ski Trip In Utah For Christmas -------------------------

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