Superconductivity clue comes out of the blue
A blue-shift in the light reflected by a cuprate superconductor could help explain how it works
Secret of superconductivity in sight
Magnetic spin could be the key to a single theory of high-temperature superconductivity
Ferromagnetic superconductors
Physicists overturn the belief that magnetism and superconductivity cannot co-exist
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New frontiers in superconductivity
Metallic, magnetic and organic materials are making novel superconductors
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Simple superconductor sheds light on its complex cousins
A new electrical technique could help to reveal the workings of high-temperature superconductors
Quickening pulses probe plasma
Lasers show that complex `many-body' effects in matter take just femtoseconds to emerge
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Bigger buckyballs bolster superconductivity
Physicists double the temperature at which carbon-60 can superconduct
First snapshot of superconductor twisters
Troublesome magnetic vortices can now be anchored by crystal defects
Counting photons in a flash
New photon detector could spot faulty computer parts and aid communication from Mars
Can phonons help explain high-temperature superconductivity?
Phonons may hold the key to the behaviour of the cuprate superconductors
