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Scientists Use Light to Probe How Superconductors Work

Original: Scientists Use Light to Reveal the Hidden Workings of Superconductors | Newswise

Researchers are using light-based techniques to study the inner mechanisms of superconductors, materials that conduct electricity with no resistance. By flashing ultrafast pulses at these materials, scientists can observe the microscopic processes that make superconductivity possible. The work could guide the development of materials that superconduct at higher temperatures, a longstanding goal with major implications for power grids, computing and transport.

Why now: New findings on superconductivity could advance the hunt for room-temperature superconductors

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