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Prospecting for an superconducting iron age

Nature: Different material options for high-temperature superconductivity— conduction of electricity with little or no resistance at 'practical' temperatures — have arrived. Iron compounds are the latest thing.

Posted by Physics Today on June 27, 2008 11:20 AM |

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