For various reasons, I'll be deleting my X account shortly. This is no longer a good place for scientific discourse. Follow me on LinkedIn for regular updates: https://t.co/DD7CNEsdz7
Pleased to find my name on Stanford University's annual list (2023) of the top 2% of scientists for the 5th year in a row, and in the top 1% in the General Physics subfield. More information & the publicly available data can be found here: https://t.co/F2xmechyvF
Featured in IOM3's Materials World magazine this month for our recent record trapped magnetic field in an iron-based bulk superconductor, where we used Bayesian optimisation-based machine learning to fine-tune and optimise processing parameters: https://t.co/uQL6gS721t
It was a nice day at the Royal Festival Hall where I was joined by many of my great colleagues from @kcl_engineering at the graduation ceremony where we celebrated the great accomplishments of our students & our colleague, Wei Liu, who was presented an education award ...🎉🎊🎉
“Superconducting magnets are the backbone of the future." 🧲
The latest work from Dr @AinslieMark in developing superconducting magnets that could make MRIs smaller and more affordable has been featured in The Engineer 💥
Read more at the 🔗 https://t.co/WfVAWpRp3N
Imagine a future where you can get an MRI scan at your GP👨⚕️
@AinslieMark and collaborators have developed the world’s strongest iron-based superconducting magnet – opening the door for next-gen MRI machines and even levitating transport 📷https://t.co/SSxIlT79Qs
A full PhD studentship is available to join my research group. The project will investigate the use of high-temperature superconductors in next-generation electric aircraft to meet ambitious net zero emissions targets. For more information, see https://t.co/GMJ5G1BfMT
Celebrating some of the fantastic women involved in superconductivity & our Hi-SCALE COST Action. Check out today's special newsletter for their stories.
Happy International Women's Day! Meet some of the fantastic women involved in our COST Action & their journeys in superconductivity in today's special newsletter: https://t.co/gFp4pKzrW1 #InternationalWomensDay#superconductivity
In collaboration with @PaihauRobinson & @CambridgeBulkSC, our new Letter in Superconductor Science & Technology reports a novel compact high-field magnet coil based on stacking slit annular discs cut from bulk superconductors in a Bitter-like architecture: https://t.co/VId0z97EZp
Grateful for the invitation to the @IOP Physics Powering the Green Economy Reception today in London - attended by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh KG GCVO - showcasing some of the great work being done by key players around the UK for #NetZero#IOPGreenEconomy https://t.co/EaSSDZplvc
The Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences has a couple of virtual open events coming up soon in case you are interested in finding out more about postgraduate research and funding opportunities: https://t.co/vhmRaSq4QM
Turns out - looking through previous years' data - this is actually the fourth year in a row I've been fortunate to be listed in the top 2% of scientists.
Pleased to find my name on Stanford University's annual list of the top 2% of scientists for the second year running. More information & the publicly available data can be found here: https://t.co/RYHHDlWE0e