Researchers discovered titanium's record-high superconductivity above 26K at high pressures, exceeding the previous record by 4K. The high-temperature superconductivity is attributed to electron correlations and phonon coupling, making it suitable for applications in diverse environments.
Researchers at Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences have discovered new hafnium polyhydrides exhibiting superconductivity above 80K, a temperature threshold previously unattained by any 5d transition metal hydride. The study reveals these compounds display high critical fields and Ginzburg-Landau superconducting coherent l...
Scientists have discovered calcium polyhydrides that become superconductive with critical transition temperatures above 210K at high pressures. The findings suggest prospects for these superconductors in various applications.
Researchers at Institute of Physics Chinese Academy have discovered new zirconium polyhydrides that exhibit superconductivity with a high transition temperature (Tc) of ~71 K. The compounds can be synthesized under high pressure conditions and may lead to the discovery of new superconducting materials.
Researchers at IOPCAS have synthesized a new compound Ba6Cr2S10, exhibiting ferroelectricity due to broken space-reversal symmetry. The discovery demonstrates the realization of a 1D ferrotoroidic model in a real material, opening doors for future quantum information technology.
A new Pb-based B-site-ordered double perovskite, PNMO, exhibits a polar crystal structure with large distortion due to lone pair electrons modulation. The material displays unprecedented low antiferromagnetic temperature and unusual two-step transitions.
Researchers have developed a new artificial quantum material that can control internal resistance in multilayered magnetically doped semiconductors, enabling the creation of high-efficiency computers. The material exploits the Quantum Anomalous Hall Effect, allowing for faster computation speeds and improved energy efficiency.