Hans van Oort and Marc Dhallé receive funding from the HFML-FELIX incentive fund.
LTS-HTS Hybrid Solenoid Infrastructure Development.
Lead applicant J.M. van Oort (UT) together with M.M.J. Dhallé (UT), in collaboration with A. den Ouden (HFML-FELIX), F.J.P. Wijnen (HFML-FELIX) and T.J. Boelens (HFML-FELIX): ‘HFML‑FELIX is redefining its role as it became a national research institute, placing new emphasis on advanced magnet technology. The institute plans to start R&D on high‑temperature superconductor (HTS) coils for powerful next‑generation magnets that are more efficient and cheaper to operate. A large step forward is this collaboration with EMS at the University of Twente, a leading group in superconductivity. Within the project the focus will be on developing a machine dedicated for winding HTS coils, and subsequently testing them under different experimental conditions. This initiative will support cutting‑edge science and can act as a steppingstone towards larger collaborations.
Four new projects receive funding out of the HFML-FELIX Incentive Fund – Research institute HFML-FELIX
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