Read article: Superconductivity at the boiling temperature of water is possible, say physicists
Hydrogen-rich material could superconduct at 200 °C
Read article: Single-layer T-graphene could be an intrinsic elemental 2D superconductor
The superconducting single-layer T-graphene could be synthesized through a high-pressure precursor
Read article: Niobium telluride could be a topological superconductor
The material also shows anisotropic magnetoresistance
Read article: Physics World 30th anniversary podcast series – high-temperature superconductivity
Fourth episode in mini-series tracks the hype, frustration and renewed hope for this field
Read article: Squeezed graphene becomes a superconductor
Pressure puts a new twist on magic-angle bilayers
Read article: On the road to room-temperature superconductivity
High-pressure lanthanum hydride could have a superconducting transition temperature of 260 K at 180 to 200 GPa say George Washington University researchers
Read article: Could high-pressure hydrides be high-temperature superconductors?
Researchers may have found evidence for a sudden drop in resistivity at 250 K
Read article: X-ray scattering reveals plasmons in high-temperature superconductors
Plasmons detected between the atomic planes of a cuprate's crystal structure could help the search for room-temperature superconductors
Read article: Temperature’s rising
Jon Cartwright looks at how research into high-temperature superconductivity fizzled and then revived
Read article: Static electric field suppresses superconductivity
The London brothers may have been right
