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Researchers Uncover Flaws in Superconductor Theory

Physicists at the University of Houston have discovered some important flaws in a 50-year-old theory that explained how superconductors work. In 1962, a General Electric scientist named C.P. Bean described the ... Read More...

A Potential Control over Superconductivity

An applied potential can reversibly induce a superconducting-insulator transition in lithium titanate thin films, report researchers at Tokyo Institute of Technology “Controlling such exotic properties by appl... Read More...

NIST Sets Quantum Teleportation Record

A team at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has achieved quantum teleportation at quadruple the distance of any previous attempts on record. This is not—as Star Trek references might... Read More...

Researchers Discover Superconductor at Record High Temperatures

A group of German researchers made a historic discovery that brings us a big step closer to finding a room temperature superconductor. They found that hydrogen sulfide—the common chemical compound that smel... Read More...

Superconducting Metal is the Newest State of Matter

Researchers at Japan’s Tohoku University claim to have discovered an entirely new state of matter. The new material has a rare combination of properties—it is a metal, a magnet, an insulator, and a supercon... Read More...

Scientists Confirm that Magnetism Creates “Cooper Pairs”

Cornell University scientists proved the theory that electrons in high-temperature superconductors are pushed into “Cooper pairs.” This is the first time there has been experimental proof that “Cooper pairs” ca... Read More...

Superconductor World Record Broken

A team of University of Cambridge researchers broke a superconductor world record that was more than a decade old by harnessing a magnetic field with a strength of 17.6 Tesla in a superconductor. The previous r... Read More...

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