Superconducting Technology + Cryogenics research group
King's College London · Department of Engineering
Graduate application deadlines
Department of Engineering
Engineering PhD
2027-28 (October 2027 entry)October 2027 — Overseas students
Jun 1, 2027
Application deadline
October 2027 — Home students
Aug 25, 2027
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Prof. Mark Ainslie at King's College London Department of Engineering lists High-field superconducting magnets and magnetisation technologies, Superconducting electric machines and advanced transportation applications, Superconducting technologies for medical and industrial applications, Electromagnetic and multiphysics modelling of superconducting materials, devices and systems as their registered research area.
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