Computer architecture recreated on quantum device
Physicists demonstrate "Von Neumann" architecture on a superconducting chip
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Leading by example
Robert P Crease pays tribute to President Bush's late science adviser John Marburger
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X-rays control disorder in superconductor
Superconductor circuits could be carved out using an X-ray beam
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Quantum-computing firm opens the box
D-Wave reveals that its "quantum annealing" technology works as claimed
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Superconductivity: a far-reaching theory
Frank Wilczek describes how superconductivity has inspired other areas of physics
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Resistance is futile
Continuing our superconductivity centenary celebrations, Ted Forgan looks at the challenges for high-temperature materials
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Life after the cuprates
Laura H Greene discusses how the discovery of iron-based superconductors continues to inspire physicists
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Taming serendipity
Laura H Greene calls for a global collaboration in the search for new high-temperature superconductors
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Where next for superconductivity?
Paul Michael Grant reflects on 25 years of frenzied research, and highlights new commercial applications
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Down the path of least resistance
A century after its discovery, Paul Michael Grant explains why superconductivity still confounds and baffles us today
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