Autor/-in: Harald Reiss

Harald Reiss is Associated Professor at the Department of Physics of Wuerzburg University, Wuerzburg, Germany. He earned his Diploma. from the University of Heidelberg and completed his Doctoral Thesis. at the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, where he focused on compound reactions with heavy ions and statistical model analysis of nuclear compound reactions, respectively. His Thesis for Habilitation. at the Department of Physics, University of Wuerzburg, explored radiative transfer in non-transparent, dispersed media. He has made a variety of contributions to numerical simulations of superconductor transient processes, as embodiment. of general superconductor theory (like embodiment does in patent literature). His experiences extend to quite other fields like performance of thermal superinsulations, high-temperature batteries, thermodynamics of, and practical devices for interconnection technology and, in co-operations, of an alternative concept for a small nuclear fusion reactor. Notably, his contributions to superconductor research and development have been funded in public research programs. He has actively participated in numerous expert meetings at Brussels since 1996, particularly in EU and EU-Japan high-temperature superconductor research projects.