Introduction to superconducting quantum circuits

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Hi guys!
I'm making my Phd on cavity QED but wish to move towards superconducting quantum circuits, could you give me some good references (articles or books) at an introductory level (for self-study)?
Thanks in advance
 
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Tinkhams book is good for "general" superconductivity but not great for circuits.
What type of quantum circuits are you interested in? There are a few review articles that might be a good start. Devoret wrote one about the theory a few years ago that was good. More recently there have also been a couple of review articles in Nature (or possibly Science) written by people like Clarke and Schoelkopf.

Put those names into Google Scholar and I am sure you will find something.
 
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