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The proposed invention represents novel methods for forming ordered, cubic β-ZrNb alloyed surfaces that yield high critical temperatures in the theoretical limit and improved superconducting properties desirable for superconducting radio-frequency (SRF) and quantum computing applications.
CBB is pleased to announce the graduation of  PhD Nathan Sitaraman, whose thesis is “SRF Theory Work on SRF Materials” Congratulations Dr. Sitaraman!
Congratulations to new PhD Thomas Oseroff whose thesis is, “Advancing a superconducting sample host cavity and its application for studying proximity-coupled normal layers in strong microwave fields”. Congratulations Dr. Oseroff!
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Congratulations to new PhD Christoper Pierce whose thesis is, “Towards High Brightness from Photocathodes”. Congratulations Dr. Pierce!
Congratulation to new PhD, Dr. J. Kevin Nangoi
Congratulations to new PhD, Dr. William Li!
CBB is pleased to announce new PhD Matt Gordon, whose thesis is, "High Brightness Photoelectron Beamlines for Femtosecond Science"
IPAC '22 Bangkok, Thailand                                                                                                                                                                  Sandra Biedron offers her expertise as an industry panelist at the IPAC '22 Global Trends session.