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DESCRIPTION:[]FAMU-FSU College of Engineering &amp; IEEE Tallahassee Section\, 
 PES Chapter\, LMAG Joint Technical Seminar\n\nTitle: Physics and Device Ap
 plications of High Kinetic Inductance Superconducting Nanowires\n\nSpeaker
 : Daniel Santavicca\, Ph.D.\, Department of Physics\, University of North 
 Florida\n\nDate: Thursday\, November 13\, 2025\, 15:30 – 16:45\n\nLocati
 on: CAPS Seminar Room 120 (2000 Levy Avenue\, Building A\, Tallahassee\, F
 L 32310)\n\nAbstract\n\nIn a superconducting nanowire of an appropriate ma
 terial and geometry\, the impedance at microwave frequencies can be domina
 ted by kinetic inductance\, which arises from the kinetic energy of the mo
 ving charge carriers that comprise a current. Kinetic inductance is invers
 ely proportional to the Cooper pair density\, which varies as a function o
 f temperature\, current\, and magnetic field. Kinetic inductance provides 
 a nondissipative nonlinear impedance that can serve as the basis for a var
 iety of useful devices. These devices include single-photon detectors such
  as the microwave kinetic inductance detector (MKID) and the superconducti
 ng nanowire single-photon detector (SNSPD). They also include microwave de
 vices that are relevant to scaling up superconducting quantum computing pl
 atforms such as parametric amplifiers\, tunable resonators and couplers\, 
 and even qubits. This talk will review the physics of kinetic inductance i
 n superconducting nanowires and discuss some of their established and emer
 ging device applications\, with a particular focus on applications in the 
 growing quantum information ecosystem.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Santavicca\, \n\
 nRoom: 120\, Bldg: BLDG. A\, 2000 Levy Ave\, Tallahassee\, Florida\, Unite
 d States\, 32310
LOCATION:Room: 120\, Bldg: BLDG. A\, 2000 Levy Ave\, Tallahassee\, Florida\
 , United States\, 32310
ORGANIZER:ckim@caps.fsu.edu
SEQUENCE:14
SUMMARY:Physics and Device Applications of High Kinetic Inductance Supercon
 ducting Nanowires
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 aterial and geometry\, the impedance at microwave frequencies can be domin
 ated by kinetic inductance\, which arises from the kinetic energy of the m
 oving charge carriers that comprise a current. Kinetic inductance is inver
 sely proportional to the Cooper pair density\, which varies as a function 
 of temperature\, current\, and magnetic field. Kinetic inductance provides
  a nondissipative nonlinear impedance that can serve as the basis for a va
 riety of useful devices. These devices include single-photon detectors suc
 h as the microwave kinetic inductance detector (MKID) and the superconduct
 ing nanowire single-photon detector (SNSPD). They also include microwave d
 evices that are relevant to scaling up superconducting quantum computing p
 latforms such as parametric amplifiers\, tunable resonators and couplers\,
  and even qubits. This talk will review the physics of kinetic inductance 
 in superconducting nanowires and discuss some of their established and eme
 rging device applications\, with a particular focus on applications in the
  growing quantum information ecosystem. &lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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