Superconductivity Blog Rock star physicists What do superconductor expert Paul Chu and Jimi Hendrix have in common? They were both on stage at the “Woodstock” of their respective professions — at least according to the APS, wh...
Superconductivity Research update Firm claims first “commercial” quantum computer 16-qubit device sparks controversy Read article: Firm claims first “commercial” quantum computer
Superconductivity Research update Refrigerator cools one electron at a time Single-electron tunnelling boosts cooling efficiency Read article: Refrigerator cools one electron at a time
Superconductivity Research update Silicon becomes a superconductor Physicists discover exceptionally high doping is the key Read article: Silicon becomes a superconductor
Ultracold matter Research update BECs confound at higher temperatures Bose--Einstein condensates sidestep convention Read article: BECs confound at higher temperatures
Superconductivity Research update Magnet falls freely in superconducting tube Physicists predict a new twist on a popular classroom demonstration
Superconductivity Research update Slow death for a hot topic Research into high-temperature superconductors could soon cease, citation study suggests
Superconductivity Research update Quantum back-action has a cooling effect Researchers have controlled the temperature of a mechanical system by measuring its position. Read article: Quantum back-action has a cooling effect
Superconductivity Research update Superconducting qubits get entangled Two quantum bits made from superconducting materials have been entangled for the first time Read article: Superconducting qubits get entangled
Superconductivity Research update Superconductor reveals its true colours Phonons could play a crucial role in high-temperature superconductivity Read article: Superconductor reveals its true colours