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The 11th Spring School and Educational Courses, SSEC2026:

The 11th Spring School and Educational Courses will be held in the same venue (Liberty Lykia Hotel Fethiye-Oludeniz) between 16 April 2026 (morning) – 19 April 2026.


Scope and purpose of the school:

Superconductivity and magnetism in quantum materials are fields of high interest and importance for quantum devices in various areas, such as quantum computation and various emerging application of quantum technology. The 11th Spring School on Educational courses on Superconductivity and Magnetism in Quantum Materials offers a thorough introduction to the basic concepts and the recent developments in these fields, as well as the possible applications of integrating both effects in new structures and devices.

The intended audience of this program are young scientists, mainly PhD students and post-docs, from both experimental and theoretical backgrounds. Additionally, the school welcomes all ICSM-ICQMT-2026 participants who are interested in the short courses provided. This four-day event comprises lectures and hands-on sessions conducted by distinguished experts in these fields and enables the communication and learning among young researchers and trainers. The meeting will take place in person, in a private and cordial environment, that encourages discussions and networking among all attendees. Furthermore, this meeting seeks to promote and share the emerging targets of the joint conference of ICSM-ICQMT-2026.

Program is now finalized, you can explore the program in the following, further reading can be found at the bottom of the page:

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The topics included in this program are (but not limited to):
Fundamental aspects of superconductivity and magnetism.
Advanced techniques in materials preparation and characterization.
Spintronics and magnonics.
Emergent phenomena in superconductors.
Unconventional and topological superconductivity.
Experimental techniques in Scanning tunnelling microscopy (STM) and atomic force microscopy (AFM).
Interplay between magnetism and superconductivity in quantum materials.
Large Scale Applications of Superconductors.
Quantum Device Applications of Superconductors.

On the following website you will find lectures on superconductivity, courtesy of Bartlomiej Andrzej Glowacki:
https://www.ascg.msm.cam.ac.uk/lectures/

Confirmed Lecturers/Trainers with course tittles:

Ali Gencer (Ankara University (Türkiye):
From Curiosity to Cryogenics: Young Minds Shaping the Future of Superconductivity

Javier Campo (Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) (Spain):
1 – Fundamentals on magnetism and magnetic materials I
2 – Fundamentals on magnetism and magnetic materials II
3 – Fundamentals on magnetism and magnetic materials III
4 – Fundamentals on magnetism and magnetic materials IV
5 – Basic concepts on neutron scattering I
6 – Basic concepts on neutron scattering II
7 – Basic concepts on neutron scattering III
8 – Basic concepts on neutron scattering IV

Pedro GORRIA (University of Oviedo) (Spain):
1 – Fundamentals of crystallography and symmetry
2 – Physical properties and tensors
3 – Electric, Magnetic, Thermal and Elastic (direct) properties
4 – Electric, Magnetic, Thermal and Elastic (combined) properties

Bartlomiej Andrzej GLOWACKI (Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge) (United Kingdom) :
1 – Low temperature applied superconductors
2 – High temperature applied superconductors
3 – Hydrogen cryomagnetic a common solution for metallic and oxide superconductors I
4 – Hydrogen cryomagnetic a common solution for metallic and oxide superconductors II

Ziad MELHEM (Oxford Quantum Solutions Ltd.) (United Kingdom) :
1 – Quantum 101
2 – Superconducting Quantum Hardware
3 – Industrial Quantum
4 – Roadmap + Careers

Andrei ROGALEV (European Synchrotron Radiation Facility) (ESRF) (France) :
1 – Physical foundations of X-ray absorption Spectroscopy (XAS)
2 – Experimental Methods, Instrumentation, and Data Analysis
3 – Polarization dependent X-ray spectroscopies
4 – Applications and Case Studies in Complex Materials

Sastry V PAMIDI (FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, Center for Advanced Power Systems, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida) (USA):
1 – Cryogenics Fundamentals
2 – Cryogenic Cooling Strategies for Superconducting Applications
3 – Cooling Superconducting Devices
4 – Practical Design Session and Power applications of Superconductors

Ali BOZBEY (TOBB) (Türkiye) :
1 – Superconducting Quantum Electronics I
2 – Superconducting Quantum Electronics II
3 – Hands-on Training via 1st Turkish Quantum Computer, QuanT I
4 – Hands-on Training via 1st Turkish Quantum Computer, QuanT II

Registration fee: 350 Euro (will be waived for PhD/MSc Students on the condition that student will make a presentation at ICSM-ICQMT-2026)
Accommodation cost will be covered by trainees.

School Program Committee:
Mustafa Akdoğan (Chair) (e-mail: mustafaakd@gmail.com)
Javier Campo
Ali Bozbey
Bartlomiej Andrzej Glowacki