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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Superconductivity from nowhere
Can superconductivity arise when there is no "superconductor"?
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A Nobel for communism
Alexei Kojevnikov reviews Lenin's Laureate by Paul R Josephson
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‘Jumping’ artificial atom is tracked in real time
Measurement technique could boost quantum error correction
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Uncertainty hits SESAME project
Middle East unrest puts funding in "jeopardy"
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Funding the frontiers of materials science
When he takes up his new post at the NSF in January, Ian Robertson will be better placed than most to shape the future of materials research
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Living in a material world
The MRS Fall Meeting in Boston is the place to be if you want to know what’s hot in materials science and technology
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Superconducting trio get entangled
Breakthrough could boost quantum error correction
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