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A Superconductor's 'Electric Memory'

A Superconductor's 'Electric Memory'

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Space & Physics

Weizmann Institute scientists have managed to explain how superconductors penetrated by magnetic fields 'remember' the...

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Superconductivity "Gutterballs"

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With electricity such a familiar part of our lives, measuring the electric current that flows through a material sounds fairly...

Concentrated Solar Beam Creates a Better Superconductor

Concentrated Solar Beam Creates a Better Superconductor

01.10.1995

Materials Science

A new superconductor was "cooked" with an ancient method for concentrating sunlight...

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