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Alexander C. Mark(University of Illinois Chicago), Russell J. Hemley(University of Illinois Chicago), Changyong Park(Argonne National Laboratory), C. W. Chu(University of Edinburgh), Muhtar Ahart(Carnegie Institution for Science), Yue Meng(Argonne National Laboratory), J. C. Campuzano(University of Illinois Chicago), Ravhi S. Kumar(University of Nevada, Las Vegas), Dmitry Popov(Argonne National Laboratory), Liangzi Deng(International Superconductivity Technology Center)

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