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Three topics of interest to cryogenicists were featured at this year's International Magnetics Conference held at Imperial College, London from 14-17 April: Maglev systems, magnetic separation, and new superconducting materials.
The first morning of the conference started with a session on superconducting levitation transport systems. Unfortunately the first paper due to be presented by T. lwahana (Japanese
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at the International Congress Centre, Amsterdam. Included in the proceedings was a cryogenics session which was chaired by K. Hoselitz and J. Volger, and attended by some two hundred physicists and engineers. The session opened with an invited paper read by A. D. Appleton in which he outlined the d
of Japan and the Magnetics Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, was held at the Keio Plaza Hotel in Tokyo, Japan, from 14-17 April. This conference has been held annually from 1963 and the topics included are mainly related to magnetic recordings. This was the second co