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Superconducting nanowires pulse to a new beat

Devices made with DNA templates exhibit novel forms of resistance oscillations

Molecular surprise in one dimension

Ultracold atoms reveal novel behaviour in optical lattice

Tiny fridge aims big

How to make an electron-tunnelling refrigerator

Unconventional wisdom

Plutonium compound bridges superconducting extremes

Counting electrons one by one

Novel device could lead to new standard for electric current

Ups and downs for superconducting films

Quantum effects cause transition temperature to oscillate in ultrathin films

Superconductors take an odd turn

Conclusive evidence for "spin-triplet" superconductivity has been seen for the first time

Superstructures add to superconducting mystery

Defects are in, stripes might be out

Earthquake shakes up gravity

Superconducting devices detect tiny changes caused by seismic event

German lab wins linear collider contest

Superconducting technology has been chosen for the International Linear Collider

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