Location: R80, CR16

Programme (Link to abstracts)

10:00-10:30	Arrival and coffee
	General theories
10:30-11:00	“Order parameters for unconventional superconductors’’ – James F. Annett, University of Bristol
11:00-11:15	Discussion
11:15-11:35	“Symmetry of pairing in nonsymmorphic superconductors” – Sudeep Kumar Ghosh, University of Kent
11:35-11:45	Discussion
11:45-12:05	“Relativistic spin-polarized BdG-KKR theory for noncentrosymmetric materials” – Gabor Csire, University of Bristol
12:05-12:15	Discussion
12:15-13:30	Lunch
	Specific materials (theory and experiment) I
13:30-14:00	“LaNiC2 and LaNiGa2 – the story so far” – Jorge Quintanilla, Kent
14:00-14:15	Discussion
14:15-14:35	“Mean field theory of fully-gapped triplet superconductors” – Philip Whittlesea, University of Kent
14:35-14:45	Discussion
14:45-15:05	“Unconventional superconductivity in the noncentrosymmetric superconductors Re6Zr and La7Ir3” – Daniel Mayoh, University of Warwick
15:05-15:15	Discussion
15:15-15:45	Coffee
	Wide open
15:45-16:15	“Some interesting materials” – Adrian Hillier, RAL
16:15-16:30	Discussion
16:30-17:30	Free time
17:30-…	Transport to restaurant and dinner

9:00-9:30	Coffee
	Specific materials (theory and experiment) II
9:30-10:00	“Theory for Extremely Small Spontaneous Magnetic Field in Chiral Superconductor Sr₂RuO₄Measured by muSR” – Kazumasa Miyake, Osaka University, Center for Advanced High Magnetic Field Science, Toyonaka, Japan
10:00-10:15	Discussion
10:15-10:35	“Modern Theory for the Orbital Magnetisation in a Superconductor” – Joshua Robbins, University of Bristol
10:35-10:45	Discussion
10:45-11:05	“Evidence of nodal gap structure in the basal plane of the FeSe superconductor” – Pabitra Biswas, RAL
11:05-11:15	Discussion
11:15-12:15	General discussion (science)
12:15-13:30	Lunch
13:30-14:15	General discussion (science)
14:15-15:15	Tour of ISIS (SKG, GC, PW) Discussions (planning)
15:15-15:45	Coffee
15:45-16:45	Discussions (wrapping up)
16:45-17:00	Departure