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Abstract Submission for ASC 2022 is closed. Late submissions are no longer accepted except for the extreme circumstance of presenting last minute, ground-breaking research. In such cases, please email your abstract to asc@centennialconferences.com<\/a> and be sure to include the appropriate submission category<\/a>. Abstracts will be sent to the Program Chairs for possible consideration at the committee\u2019s discretion.<\/strong>
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We experienced a strong response of abstract submissions to our March 23rd deadline. However, in order to support our conference community during these challenging times, we are extending our abstract submission deadline to May 23rd. These abstracts will generally only be considered for poster presentation.<\/span><\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
In regard to the abstracts submitted by March 23rd, the on-time submitted abstracts will be reviewed and sorted into oral and poster sessions. Presenters will be notified of the results by the original acceptance notification deadline of May 25th.<\/span><\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
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Submissions shall generally address at least one of the areas below. Click here for the full list of submission categories.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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  1. Applications of superconductors in Quantum Systems – Quantum Computing \/ Communications \/ Sensing. <\/strong>The most promising modalities for implementing the relatively new field of quantum information involve superconducting devices, superconducting qubits, and\/or superconducting readout systems. ASC invites submissions related to Quantum Systems that include superconductors. Device, design, packaging, system related topics are included and solicited.<\/li>\n
  2. Advances in the science of superconductors relevant to applications. <\/strong>Abstracts describing basic materials, films, or artificial structures should discuss properties interesting for applications, forms used in applications such as elementary conductors or simple circuits, or structural or compositional aspects that potentially lead to use in a device. Theoretical content should address topics relevant to applications, operations, or behavior of practical systems. Experimental studies, test methods, and data should relate to aspects of superconductivity important for applications in some way.<\/li>\n
  3. Advances in superconducting technology.<\/strong>\u00a0Abstracts may describe concepts, design, modelling, manufacturing or fabrication, and operation or implementation of superconducting devices or components. Extensions of conventional technologies by the use of superconductivity should emphasize the role of superconductivity in the device or component. Abstracts may describe non-superconducting technologies that are required for the use of superconductors, such as insulation, provided that the primary discussion is focused on applied superconductivity.<\/li>\n
  4. Integration of superconducting devices and components in systems.<\/strong>\u00a0Abstracts may discuss sub-systems or full systems comprised of components such as cables, magnets, detectors, circuits, and so on. Discussions may include components and processes that support superconducting devices, such as cryogenic systems supporting superconducting magnets. Studies of power devices, transportation systems, electricity transmission, energy storage, and other systems that use superconducting components should emphasize the role of superconductivity or the particular aspects of superconductivity important to the system or application. Cryogenics, non-superconducting materials at cryogenic temperature, power supplies, power electronics, and other ancillary topics may be considered provided the connection to applied superconductivity is clear. Also, abstracts may describe facilities to verify operation of components, report system tests, or describe the status of superconducting systems and projects using superconducting components.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Note that the numbers are related to editorial subject areas of the IEEE Transactions of Applied Superconductivity (TAS). A submission category<\/a> must be selected during abstract submission.<\/strong><\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]General Information<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n