Slow death for a hot topic
Research into high-temperature superconductors could soon cease, citation study suggests
Quantum back-action has a cooling effect
Researchers have controlled the temperature of a mechanical system by measuring its position.
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Superconducting qubits get entangled
Two quantum bits made from superconducting materials have been entangled for the first time
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Superconductor reveals its true colours
Phonons could play a crucial role in high-temperature superconductivity
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Superconducting wire breaks record
US company claims breakthrough with "second-generation" high-temperature superconducting wire
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Quantum gases in 3D
Physicists have trapped bosons and fermions together in a three-dimensional optical lattice
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Nanoscale boost for superwires
Short superconducting wires can carry large currents and work in strong magnetic fields
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Two decades on
Future of superconductors lies in the lab
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Nanotubes break superconducting record
Certain nanotubes lose all electrical resistance at temperatures of 12K
Ferromagnets and superconductors make negative-index materials
Physicists have discovered a new type of negative-refractive-index material
