Moreover, all the superconducting transistors made by the Delft group can support a supercurrent, making the ability to sustain a Josephson effect yet another robust feature of graphene.

Of course, transistors are better today, but presumably widespread use of superconducting junctions would also bring improvements. The truth is, though, since we don’t know the properties of the ...

A nanoscale superconducting device in which the flow of heat can be switched on and off by a gate voltage — a heat transistor — has been demonstrated at temperatures close to absolute zero.

"Understanding the mechanisms leading to the formation of superconductivity and discovering exotic new superconducting phases is not only one of the most stimulating pursuits in the fundamental ...

This breakthrough, which earned them the Nobel Prize in Physics, laid the foundation for high-temperature superconductivity research. To this day, copper oxides remain the only superconducting ...

Second, to ramp up the number of qubits, keeping in mind that superconducting qubits are very large (millimeter size) compared to, for example, transistors. These can’t be significantly scaled ...

A research team led by scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has developed a new fabrication ...

This announcement marks another crucial step toward the practical application of superconducting quantum computers and unlocking their potential to grapple with some of the world's most complex ...

Despite the discovery of thousands of superconducting materials, the vast majority function only at extremely low temperatures near absolute zero (0 K), or about minus 273°C, making them ...

Prof Ariando (middle) with Dr Stephen Lin Er Chow (extreme right) and Zhaoyang Luo (extreme left) were part of the research team that designed the new copper-free superconducting material.