Transport properties Research update Superconductor induces magnetism in non-magnetic gold Surprising effect could be a boon to superconducting spintronics Read article: Superconductor induces magnetism in non-magnetic gold
Magnetism and spin Research update New magnetic memory devices are difficult to corrupt Permeability holds the key to stability in magnetic fields Read article: New magnetic memory devices are difficult to corrupt
Transport properties Research update ‘Decorated’ graphene is a superconductor Depositing lithium on 2D material generates Cooper pairs Read article: ‘Decorated’ graphene is a superconductor
Transport properties Research update Hydrogen sulphide is warmest ever superconductor at 203 K "Holy grail" discovery is first major step for conventional room-temperature superconductivity Read article: Hydrogen sulphide is warmest ever superconductor at 203 K
Superconductivity Research update Physicists create a magnetic wormhole in the lab Spherical device might have very down-to-Earth applications Read article: Physicists create a magnetic wormhole in the lab
Transport properties Research update Buckyballs give copper a magnetic attraction Non-magnetic metals become ferromagnetic when in contact with carbon molecules Read article: Buckyballs give copper a magnetic attraction
Transport properties Opinion and reviews Web life: Journal Club for Condensed Matter Physics The venerable "journal club" concept is thriving in the online environment Read article: Web life: Journal Club for Condensed Matter Physics
Ultrafast science Research update Electron spins cross over in femtoseconds New measurements could lead to better spintronics Read article: Electron spins cross over in femtoseconds
Transport properties Research update Physicists blow magnetic bubbles Skyrmions on demand could enable ultra-dense memory Read article: Physicists blow magnetic bubbles
Soft matter and liquids Research update Liquid droplets create logic circuits Magnetic fluids could drive large-scale parallel chemical analysis Read article: Liquid droplets create logic circuits