Lectures on Superconductivity
Introduction
Preface
Dear Scholar,
I hope you will enjoy these lectures, which have been created for you over the years in celebration of the 100 year anniversary of the discovery of superconductivity.
I believe that the content of these lectures and the dedication of the participating scholars will inspire you to pursue science as a mission and a passion, and to experience the pleasure and excitement of research.
There is no better reward than to know that you were the first to observe, synthesise, manufacture, assemble or characterise a superconducting material or device; to predict, discover or understand a fundamental physical phenomenon.
Good luck with your studies, and join us in celebrating together the centenary of the discovery of superconductivity in 2011. I hope you will be inspired to join the effort to make superconductivity a part of everyday life.
Director, Producer and Editor: | Bartek Glowacki University of Cambridge |
Co-producers: | Massimo Marezio SCENET |
Hans Hilgenkamp PiShift, European Science Foundation |
Watching the Lectures Online
The Lectures on Superconductivity are available free of charge and can be streamed or downloaded from this website.
Welcome Video
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Chapters | Films |
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Structure of the Lectures
The Lectures are organised into sections on fundamentals, materials, electronics and applications.
Hosting
The video files are hosted in several formats on the University of Cambridge's Streaming Media Service: https://sms.cam.ac.uk/collection/45.
The Project
A project to produce video Lectures on Superconductivity, featuring contributions from leading world experts in academia and industry, was announced in 2002 by the European Network for Superconductivity, SCENET-2. This project was led by Dr Bartek Glowacki and received financial support from SCENET-2, Pi-Shift and the European Science Foundation. The project is no longer maintained, but the videos will remain available on a best effort basis.