New superconductor has record breaking current density
Rare-earth barium copper oxide structure also has the highest pinning force ever reported
Read article: New superconductor has record breaking current density
Read article: New superconductor has record breaking current density
Superconductivity appears in nickelate crystals under pressure
Could nickel-oxide-based compounds be a new class of high-temperature superconductors?
Read article: Superconductivity appears in nickelate crystals under pressure
Spin-ice superconductors display magnetic nonreciprocity
New structure could be used to make magnetic-field-driven superconducting diodes for low-energy-consumption electronic devices
Read article: Spin-ice superconductors display magnetic nonreciprocity
Domain walls in twisted graphene make 1D superconductors
Structures could have applications in future electronic devices
Read article: Domain walls in twisted graphene make 1D superconductors
REBCO high-temperature superconductors are ideal for tokamak magnets, study suggests
Extensive research confirms material’s ability to create compact yet powerful fields
Read article: REBCO high-temperature superconductors are ideal for tokamak magnets, study suggests
Diamond alignment makes high-pressure magnetometry of superconductors possible
New technique allows NV centres to be used in diamond anvil cells
Read article: Diamond alignment makes high-pressure magnetometry of superconductors possible
Surface superconductivity appears in topological materials
Majorana states for quantum computing applications might be observed in two new types of structures
Read article: Surface superconductivity appears in topological materials
Quieter quantum device measures electrical current
Noise reduction in Josephson junctions could be used in metrology standard
Read article: Quieter quantum device measures electrical current
Heavy fermions appear in a layered intermetallic crystal
New two-dimensional compound could be used to study interactions that produce unconventional superconductivity and related quantum phenomena
Read article: Heavy fermions appear in a layered intermetallic crystal
170-year-old physical law unexpectedly holds true in high-temperature superconductors
Validation of Wiedemann–Franz law in cuprates has implications for electron transport in strongly correlated materials
Read article: 170-year-old physical law unexpectedly holds true in high-temperature superconductors
