This Gordon Conference will be a forum for discussion of experimental and theoretical advances in Superconductivity in actinides, borides, cobaltates, cuprates, heavy fermion materials, etc. It will focus on the physical properties and materials aspects of superconductivity, such phase as diagrams, electronic structure, spectroscopic and thermodynamic properties, to mention just a few. Unconventional properties of those materials such as new or hidden phases, electronic heterogeneities, or unconventional superconductivity will also be featured. Recent advances in quantum coherent superconducting device physics of relevance to quantum computing, will be presented. We will strongly encourage speakers to emphasize the presentation of new, unpublished work and to ensure that discussions evoke and explore new research directions. We encourage the participation of young scientists at the graduate student or post-doctoral level through selected presentations, focused discussions which invited speakers, and poster sessions. The organizers encourage those from groups underrepresented in science and engineering to attend and funding has been earmarked for members of these groups.