EASITrain, a Marie-Curie EU innovative training network, organizes a school on applied superconductivity in collaboration with the European Society for Applied Superconductivity (ESAS) and the Technical University of Vienna (TUW). The school will run from 3 to 14 September 2018 in Vienna, Austria.
EASISchool offers a broad set of lectures and courses, delivered by top experts, covering different disciplines related to superconductivity and cryogenics. Dr Georg Bednorz, Nobel Prize in physics in 1987, will give an insight seminar on the evolution of superconductors.
The school targets doctoral students with knowledge and experience in superconductivity and cryogenics. It is also open to postgraduate students and researchers with related experience.
The registration fee is 200 €. It includes all lectures and more! Participants will enjoy a rich social programme of opportunities for networking, including the visit of the Atominstitut (nuclear reactor and superconductivity lab), a very limited number of places to visit the MedAustron, particle-accelerator based cancer treatment facility, and the social dinner at one of the most famous Austrian traditional tavern restaurants.
Take part and register! http://easischool.web. cern.ch/
Registration deadline is August 1st, 2018. Apply Now!”