Understanding Cold Atoms Could Lead to Advanced Materials

Understanding Cold Atoms Could Lead to Advanced Materials

Researchers are working on a model to explain atomic interactions

Phenomenon Underlying Superconductivity Finally Explained

Phenomenon Underlying Superconductivity Finally Explained

Experts bring room-temperature superconductors one step closer to reality

Lasers Can Control Superconducting Materials

Lasers Can Control Superconducting Materials

Researchers managed to find a way to make this a reality

Spin-Orbital Liquid Created for the First Time

Spin-Orbital Liquid Created for the First Time

The substance exists in a weird quantum mechanical state

Ceramic Materials Hint at the Origin of Superconductivity

Ceramic Materials Hint at the Origin of Superconductivity

Their magnetic stripes give researchers in the field new clues

Crystal Simulator to Analyze High-Temp Superconductivity

Crystal Simulator to Analyze High-Temp Superconductivity

RU-led effort receives $5-million grant

High-Temperature Superconductivity Explained with String Theory

High-Temperature Superconductivity Explained with String Theory

A possible explanation has recently been presented

New Component in High Temperature Superconductors Identified

New Component in High Temperature Superconductors Identified

Possible link between magnetism and superconductivity discovered

Scientists Discover New Class of Superconductors

Scientists Discover New Class of Superconductors

With magnetic field tolerance limit of 45 Tesla

  • Space
  • By Gabriel Gache
  • May 7th, 2008
Magnetic Fields Could Help Spacecrafts Fly in Formation

Magnetic Fields Could Help Spacecrafts Fly in Formation

Disabling the use of thruster fuel

Researchers Discover new Quantum State of Matter

Researchers Discover new Quantum State of Matter

Hall-like effect occurs without the influence of magnetic fields

High-Temperature Superconductor Phonon Theory Officially Dead

High-Temperature Superconductor Phonon Theory Officially Dead

No explanation for high-temperature superconductor behavior available

Electron Repulsion Responsible for Superconductivity

Electron Repulsion Responsible for Superconductivity

In high-temperature superconductors

Superinsulators, the Reverse of Superconductors

Superinsulators, the Reverse of Superconductors

Researchers create the first superinsulator

 
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