Bosque, a physicist at the National MagLab, studies a high-temperature superconductor called Bi-2212 (or BSCCO) and how to develop the compound into wires for use in strong research magnets. He explains his work in two interviews: one for the general public (with MagLab staffer Tiffany Ritter) and one for scientists (with MagLab engineer Tom Painter).
Take 2
29 January 2020
From Material to Superconducting Magnet
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Ernesto Bosque is helping to develop a promising superconductor into tomorrow's powerful electromagnets.
