Read article: Clathrate superhydride makes new high-temperature superconductor
Clathrate superhydride makes new high-temperature superconductor
The material is superconducting at temperatures of 215 K and pressures of 172 GPa
Read article: Clathrate superhydride makes new high-temperature superconductor
Read article: Loopy currents appear in a kagome superlattice
Loopy currents appear in a kagome superlattice
Researchers identify signature of a new electronic phase in a correlated kagome superconductor
Read article: Artificial material mimics tooth enamel, but is tougher
Artificial material mimics tooth enamel, but is tougher
Material can be manufactured in bulk
Read article: Science prize boosts prospects for early-career researchers
Science prize boosts prospects for early-career researchers
The Nicholas Kurti Science Prize aims to help young physicists establish their own research programmes and raise their profile among the wider scientific community
Read article: Quantum material ‘learns’ like a living creature
Quantum material ‘learns’ like a living creature
Discovery of habituation and sensitization behaviours in a Mott insulator could inspire new algorithms for artificial intelligence
Read article: Quantum start-up targets single photons, perovskite pioneers bag Rank Prize
Quantum start-up targets single photons, perovskite pioneers bag Rank Prize
In this podcast we meet the chief executive of Nu Quantum and two award-winning researchers
Read article: How to build tiny robots from stretchy sheets
How to build tiny robots from stretchy sheets
Powerful theoretical tool designs robots from 2D materials
Read article: Large, defect-free quasicrystals could be made by ‘self-healing’
Large, defect-free quasicrystals could be made by ‘self-healing’
New growth phenomenon could lead to new commercial applications
Read article: Carbon fibres have directional electrical properties
Carbon fibres have directional electrical properties
Discovery could lead to better protection against lightning strikes
Read article: Ferroelectricity goes asymmetric
Ferroelectricity goes asymmetric
Researchers discover a new electronic effect
