High-temperature superconductivity is one of the great mysteries of modern physics: Some materials conduct electrical current without any resistance--but only at very low temperatures. Finding a material that remains superconducting even at room temperature would spark a technological revolution. People all over the world are therefore working on a better, more comprehensive understanding of such materials.
High-temperature superconductivity is one of the great mysteries of modern physics: Some materials conduct electrical current without any resistance--but only at very low temperatures. Finding a material that remains superconducting even at room temperature would spark a technological revolution. People all over the world are therefore working on a better, more comprehensive understanding of such materials.
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