Unconventional Superconductors

Jul 20, 2026, 9:00 AM → Jul 31, 2026, 7:00 PM Europe/Stockholm

Albano 3: 4204 - SU Conference Room (56 seats) (Albano Building 3)

Asle Sudbø, Egor Babaev (KTH), Ilaria Maccari, Johan Carlström, Vadim Grinenko

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Venue

Nordita, Stockholm, Sweden

Format

The program has a workshop and collaboration parts.

 

July 20-25 Workshop: short Junior/students talks in the mornings, time for collaboration discussion in the afternoon

 

July 26-31, conference 

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Scope

For a long time, all known forms of superconductivity corresponded to electron pairing, described by a single-component order parameter. The possibility of forming a multicomponent superconducting state with an order parameter that spontaneously breaks more than one symmetry has been theoretically considered for a long time, but only recently have multiple compelling candidates been identified in experiments.   Multicomponent topological superconductors are sought after for their potential applications in quantum information processing. Furthermore, Recent experiments have reported evidence for   new states of matter: electron quadrupling condensates that arise in systems that break multiple symmetries. We aim to bring together leading theorists and experimentalists to shed light on multicomponent superconductivity.

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Invited speakers (incomplete list to be updated)

Annica Black-Schaffer      Uppsala University 

Girsh Blumberg      Rutgers U   

Federico Caglieris      CNR-SPIN   

Lee Chul-Ho    National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)   

Luca De Medici       ESPCI Paris   

Hong Ding         Shanghai Jiao Tong University     

Alexander Eaton        University of Cambridge   

 Zurab Guguchia     Paul Scherrer Institute   

 Klaus Hasselbach     Institut Néel     

Quanxin Hu     Tsung-Dao Lee Institute, Shanghai Jiao Tong University 

Yusuke Iguchi      Stanford University     

Paola Gentile  CNR-SPIN

Amit Kanigel         Technion     

Evgeny Kozik     King's College London     

Andreas Kreisel         Uppsala Universitet   

Gianrico Lamura        CNR-SPIN   

Jun Li       ShanghaiTech University     

Wei Li       Tsinghua University

Changqing Jin   Institute of Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences

Yunxiang Liao        KTH     

Baiqing lyu        Tsung-Dao Lee Institute   

Martin Månsson      KTH       

Albert Samoilenka       Oxford   

Yasmine Sassa        KTH   

 Zhi-Xun Shen         Stanford University   

Takasada Shibauchi         The University of Tokyo   

 Ilia Shipulin     Tsung-Dao Lee Institute 

Martin Speight        University of Leeds     

Julien Garaud  University of Tours

Jian Wang  Peking University

 Boris Svistunov        University of Massachusetts Amherst   

 Hai-Hu Wen         Nanjing university     

Philipp Werner         University of Fribourg     

Thomas Winyard         University of Dundee 

Jochen Wosnitza       Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf 

Noah Fan Qi Yuan      Shanghai Jiao Tong University   

Ding Zhang         Tsinghua University   

 Sergei Zherlitsyn        Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf

TO BE UPDATED 

 

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Accommodation

Nordita may provide a limited number of rooms at the Stockholm apartment hotel Biz Apartment free of charge for participants that need support, which will be allocated after application evaluation. 
Accommodation for families is possible upon request and depends on availability. No family rooms have been booked in advance.

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Travel support

There may be a (very) limited number of travel grants available for participants. If you are interested in one, please apply for it by ticking the corresponding checkbox in the application form.  

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 Registration

Conference is by invitation. Registration  for the event is now open. Registration to be considered for on-site participation will close March 13th, 2026. Registrants will receive an on-site/remote participation confirmation from the organizers after this date.

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Organizing committee

Egor Babaev, KTH 

Vadim Grinenko, TD Lee Institute Shanghai

Xiaoxue Liu, TD Lee Institute Shanghai

Ilaria Maccari, ETH Zurich

Asle Sudbø, NTNU Trondheim

Oscar Tjernberg, KTH

Johan Carlström, Stockholm University

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Mon, July 20

1 Registration

Tue, July 21

2 Imaging the Spatial Modulation of Cooper-Pair Density on the 1x1 K-terminated surface of KFe2As2

Speaker: Xinyu Liang

10:05 AM Coffee break

3 Coexistence of orbital selective modulation spin density wave and mirror symmetry breaking charge density wave in GdTi3Bi4

Speaker: Xingjian Zhu

4 Gate-Controlled Superconducting Switch in GaSe/NbSe van der Waals Heterostructure

Speakers: Chenyazhi Hu, Ding

12:00 PM Lunch — afternoon free for collaborations

Wed, July 22

5 Microscopic properties of fractional vortices and domain walls in three-band s + is superconductors

Speaker: Igor Timoshuk

10:05 AM Coffee break

6 Towards an algebraic theory of topological invariants of vortices in multicomponent superconductors

Speaker: Filipp N. Rybakov

7 The competition between two irreducible representations that leads to re-emergent BTRS superconducting state under uniaxial strain

Speaker: Anton Talkachov

12:00 PM Lunch — afternoon free for collaborations

Thu, July 23

8 Induction of a triplet order parameter in s-wave superconductors via external ac and dc fields

Speaker: Hennadii Yerzhakov

10:05 AM Coffee break

9 High-temperature field-free superconducting diode effect in high-Tc cuprates

Speaker: Shichao Qi

10 Towards Understanding Superpotential Induced Effects in YBCO nanostructures

Speaker: Klinti Sinojmeri

12:00 PM Lunch — afternoon free for collaborations

Fri, July 24

11 Conductivity of a fluctuating multicomponent superconductor

Speaker: Sondre Duna Lundemo

10:05 AM Coffee break

12 Fractionalized anyons in counterflowing Quantum Hall Liquids

Speaker: Junxiao Hui

13 Crossover and Critical Behavior in Layered Systems

Speaker: Roman Kracht

12:00 PM Lunch — afternoon free for collaborations

Mon, July 27

14 TBA

Speaker: Hong Ding

15 Discovery of higher charge superconductivity beyond charge-2e Cooper pairs

Speaker: Jian Wang

10:10 AM Coffee break

16 Magnetic Imaging of Vortex Cluster Dynamics and Magnetic Criticality in Superconductors

Speaker: Yusuke Iguchi

17 Experimental evidence of an unconventional mixed state in the nematic superconductor LiFeAs

Speaker: Gianrico Lamura

11:50 AM Lunch break

18 Chirality-resolved spectroscopy of Caroli-de Gennes-Matricon states in multiband FeTe1-xSex superconductors

Speaker: Girsh Blumberg

19 Visualization of vortex sheets and half quantum vortices in the chiral odd-parity superconductor UPt3

Speaker: Klaus-Wilhelm Hasselbach

2:30 PM Coffee break

20 Hidden anisotropy of clustered vortex matter in a non-centrosymmetric superconductor

Speaker: Eran Maniv

21 Beyond the Ginzburg-Landau Paradigm: Real-Space Imaging of Vortex Matter in artificial type-1.5 and critical Superconductors

Speaker: Junyi Ge

22 Discovery of an electrically-controllable superconducting memory effect in UTe2

Speaker: Alexander Eaton

Tue, July 28

23 Field Theory of Borromean Super-counterfluids

Speaker: Boris Svistunov

24 Multi-band superconductivity: dynamical mean-field theory and local interaction models

Speaker: Hugo U. R. Strand

10:10 AM Coffee break

25 A theory of the electron quadrupling state

Speaker: Albert Samoilenka

26 Accurate computations of unconventional superconductivity

Speaker: Shiwei Zhang

11:50 AM Lunch break

27 Vortex lattices in anisotropic multicomponent GL models

Speaker: Martin Speight

28 Beyond the London Penetration Depth: Hybridised Screening Lengths, Anisotropy, and Their Experimental Consequences

Speaker: Thomas Winyard

2:30 PM Coffee break

29 Elasto-transport and nematicity in iron-based superconductors

Speaker: Federico Caglieris

30 Multiorbital superconductivity in spin-orbit coupled quantum materials

Speaker: Paola Gentile

31 Superconducting orbitronics: From High-Orbital-Moment Cooper Pairs to Orbital Vortices and Giant Magnetoelectric Effects

Speaker: Mario Cuoco

Wed, July 29

32 Indication of time reversal symmetry breaking superconductivity in Kagome CsV3Sb5

Speaker: Xiao Lin

33 Superconducting pairing symmetry in the V-based Kagome superconductors

Speaker: Takasada Shibauchi

10:10 AM Coffee break

34 Ultrasound and transport signatures of multi-component CDW and mesoscopic superconductivity in CsV3Sb5

Speaker: Ilia Shipulin

35 Ultrasound propagation in unconventional superconductors

Speaker: Sergei Zherlitsyn

11:50 AM Lunch break

36 Pressure- and strain-enhanced superconducting and normal-state electronic response of kagome LaRuSi

Speaker: Zurab Guguchia

37 Nonreciprocal superconducting critical currents with normal state field trainability in kagome superconductor CsV3Sb5

Speaker: Jun Ge

2:30 PM Coffee break

38 Fractional vortices in chiral d-wave kagome superconductors

Speaker: Mats Barkman

39 Evidence for time-reversal symmetry breaking and electronic glassiness in superconducting (La, Pr, Sm)3Ni2O7 films

Speaker: Haoran Ji

Thu, July 30

40 Unifying description of competing chiral and nematic superconducting states in twisted bilayer graphene

Speaker: Annica Black-Schaffer

41 Interlayer Charge-Transfer Fluctuations as a Pairing Mechanism in van der Waals Superconductors

Speaker: Avraham Klein

10:10 AM Coffee break

42 Numerically Exact Study of Flat-Band Superconductivity

Speaker: Evgeny Kozik

43 Single crystal growth of Zintl phase compounds

Speaker: Chul-Ho Lee

11:50 AM Lunch break

44 Is the Fundamental Superconducting State of 1H-TaS2 a Two-Gap Superconductor?

Speaker: Amit Kanigel

45 Depth-resolved superfluid density and fluctuating Ti 3d correlations in spinel LiTi2O4 thin films

Speaker: Yasmin Sassa

2:30 PM Coffee break

46 High Pressure Superconductors

Speaker: Changqing Jin

47 Superconductivity under Extreme Conditions

Speaker: Jochen Wosnitza

Fri, July 31

48 Field-Tunable FFLO-State in Superconductor/Magnet Heterostructures

Speaker: Jun Li

49 Superconducting instabilities in altermagnets: A perspective from minimal models

Speaker: Andreas Kreisel

10:10 AM Coffee break

50 Topological signatures in out-of-equilibrium quantum Fisher information spectra of quenched p+ip superconductors

Speaker: Yunxiang Liao

51 Superconductivity, charge ordering and exciton condensation in photo-doped Mott insulators

Speaker: Luca de Medici

11:50 AM Lunch break

52 Lithium intercalated FeSe as a high-temperature superconducting ferromagnet

Speaker: Ding Zhang

53 Tuning quantum states with electronic correlations: novel charge order and superconductivity enhancement 11:15

Speaker: Wei Li

2:30 PM Coffee break

54 Intrinsic Kerr effect in d-wave superconductors with time reversal symmetry breaking

Speaker: James Annett

55 Many-body synchronization

Speaker: Maxim Dzero