Ever since my studies at the Low Temperature Physics Group at the University of Twente, I've been passionate about the applications of Superconductivity in Accelerators, Industrial and Medical devices. I first joined the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, working on superconducting accelerator magnets. This was followed by eight years of work in the medical diagnostic device industry.
After that I continued work in MRI system development, first as a co-founder of a medical device company in China, followed by a move to what was then still part of Europe, at Tesla Engineering in the UK, to work on a wide variety of superconducting magnet systems in high field MRI, proton therapy, particle accelerators, fusion magnets, and the semiconductor industry.
I joined the University of Twente in 2023 with the aim to develop the required technological building blocks for a sustainable future of high current superconducting applications in industry and research . My focus will be on novel HTS cable research, integration with innovative cooling technologies, and the development of stable quench free and helium free systems.
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My research will be focused on novel (high temperature) superconducting cable research, integration with innovative cooling technologies, and the development of stable quench free and helium free systems.
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Courses academic year 2023/2024
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