The SupraFusion teams are sharing their work with the international superconductivity community

From September 7 to 11, 2026, teams from the PEPR SupraFusion project participated inthe Applied Superconductivity Conference (ASC 2026), held in Pittsburgh, United States.

A major event for the international superconductivity community, the ASC conference brings together researchers, engineers, industry representatives, and institutional stakeholders to discuss the latest scientific and technological advances in the field. The 2026 edition featured a program of more than 1,500 presentations, covering the fields of large-scale systems, electronics, materials, and cross-cutting topics.

SupraFusion Research Presented to the International Community

During the conference, several members of the SupraFusion teams presented their work in oral sessions, providing an opportunity to share the program’s scientific advances with specialists from around the world.

These presentations provided another opportunity to highlight the research being conducted within SupraFusion’s various projects and to contribute to scientific discussions on the superconducting technologies needed to develop future fusion applications.

Discussions at the Heart of the Conference

Beyond the scientific presentations, participating in ASC 2026 gave the teams the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with the international superconductivity community.

These exchanges are essential for comparing approaches, sharing advances, and identifying new opportunities for collaboration in a field where progress depends on bringing together complementary scientific and technological expertise.

SupraFusion’s participation in ASC 2026 thus demonstrates the program’s commitment to become a full-fledged member of international scientific networks and to contribute to advances in superconductivity research for the benefit of fusion.

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