World’s First Unconventional Superconductor Revealed; Miassite Found to Possess Chemical Composition Present in Nature

Medicine & Technology Mar 15, 2024

A recent study unveils the status of miassite as an unconventional superconductor which exhibit properties similar to those found in high-temperature superconductors. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Quantum Analysis Reveals the Transition of Anisotropic Materials in Layered Helical Magnets

May 11, 2023

A type of material that acts as stacked pancakes of liquid magnetism have been discovered by physicists which are related to the odd electronic behavior of some layered helical magnets. Find out more in this article.

New Experiment Confirms a 35-Year-Old Superexchange Theory, Settling the Origin of Superconductivity

Sep 23, 2022

A new study published in September answers a three-decade question about superconductivity. Read on to get an updated details of the theory.

'Goldilocks' Superconductors One Step Closer With New Cerium Superhydrides

Sep 15, 2021

Researchers from the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech), together with their colleagues from China, were able to experimentally demonstrate superconductivity in cerium superhydrides.

Strange Electron Behavior Found in IBSC, Could Help Explain Superconductivity

Sep 03, 2021

Researchers discovered a strange signal that revealed how electrons are arranged in iron-based superconducting materials (IBSC), and it could help explain electron response during superconductivity.

1990s Novel Superconductivity Measurements Debunked by New Research on Strontium Ruthenate

Jun 23, 2021

Research experiments led by Professor Andrew Pustogow debunked the 1990s superconductivity experiment with new measurements of strontium ruthenate that have been found to be perfect materials for understanding the bizarre characteristics of superconductivity.

Japanese Researchers Uncovered Unexpected Properties in a Newly Discovered Superconductor

Apr 13, 2019

Superconducting material, a layered bismuth chalcogenide with a four-fold symmetric structure, reveals only two-fold symmetry in its superconductivity