معرفی
Tiina Salmi is an Academy Research Fellow specializing in superconductivity and high-field magnet systems. She holds a Doctor of Science (Technology) in Electrical Engineering (2015) and a Master of Science in the same field (2009). Her research focuses on quench protection systems, superconducting magnet design for particle accelerators (e.g., Future Circular Collider, Muon Collider, and LHC upgrades), and material behavior under extreme conditions.
- Affiliations: Academy of Finland, collaborating with institutions like CERN and LARP.
- Key Projects: FCC dipole development, Muon Collider storage ring magnets, and HTS tape mechanical analysis.
- Editorial Roles: Editorial board member for IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity (2020–present).
Research Interests
Her work addresses critical challenges in superconducting magnet technology, including quench dynamics, thermal management, and high-field stability. She employs computational models (e.g., FEM simulations) and AI-driven approaches to optimize magnet performance and safety. Recent focus areas include:
- Superconducting materials (Nb3Sn, ReBCO, HTS) under mechanical/thermal stress
- CLIQ protection systems for FCC-hh dipoles
- Surrogate models for predicting heater delays
- Mechanical behavior of 2G HTS tapes
Grants & Activities
Active in international collaborations like the Muon Collider Project and the LARP (LHC Accelerator Research Program). Conducted over 80 peer-reviewed publications (2011–2025) and presented at conferences since 2013. Her work aligns with SDGs 9 (Industry, Innovation) and 12 (Sustainable Consumption).
Future Work
Ongoing projects include optimizing superconducting magnets for next-gen colliders and advancing AI applications in magnet design. Exploring sustainable materials and cost-effective high-field magnet solutions for future accelerators.
