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European Superconductor Supply Limited
A commercial research compay privately owned and funded.
www.essplant.com
P
Power Superconductor Applications Corp.
Provides strategic electromagnetics research & development and advanced power electronics product design services to the US Department of Defense and the US transit and metal-production industries.
www.powersuper.com
R
Railway Technical Research Institute
Develops basic technology and research applications, promotes technology transfer to sister companies, and promotes the Maglev (magnetic levitation) system.
www.rtri.or.jp
T
Institute for Technical Physics
Conducts research & development in superconductivity and cryogenics, including their applications.
mammut.techphys.nat.tu-bs.de
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