This discovery provides insight into quantum behaviors that could be used for next-generation quantum sensing and computing ...

Superconductivity is an advantageous property observed in some materials, which entails the ability to conduct electricity ...

However, superconductivity generally requires very low temperatures, so low they may become impractical, and the exact ...

Physicists at MIT and Harvard University have now directly measured superfluid stiffness for the first time in magic-angle” graphene — materials that are made from two or more atomically thin sheets ...

Although iron zirconide and nickel zirconide are not superconducting, their newly created mixtures exhibit superconductivity, with a "dome-shaped" phase diagram characteristic of unconventional ...

The existence of quantum Griffith singularity in three-dimensional superconductors and in unconventional high-temperature superconductors has yet to be confirmed experimentally. Such confirmation will ...

Tracking unconventional superconductivity Research team presents heavyweight champion Date: January 31, 2024 Source: Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf Summary: At low enough temperatures ...

Among the materials scientists have tested is graphene, which can have its low-temperature superconductivity switched on or off depending on the twists and turns of its one-atom-thick sheets.

The MIT research team studied the nematic transition of iron selenide, the highest-temperature iron-based superconductor, revealing a different mechanism for the shift to superconductivity ...

Unconventional charge order, unconventional superconductivity? Materials superconduct when the electrons pair up into so-called Cooper pairs, enabling current to flow without resistance.

Superconductivity usually exists in two forms. The first is easily destroyed by the presence of a magnetic field and is said to have even parity – that is, the wavefunction of the superconducting ...