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3D scans reveal hidden boundaries that could hold superconductors back
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3D scans reveal hidden boundaries that could hold superconductors back
Detailed X-ray scans have revealed unusually wide internal boundaries in a copper-based material used to study superconductivity. The crystal’s interior contains a complex mixture of structural regions rather than a simple, uniform arrangement. The finding could help researchers understand how a material’s internal structure influences its electrical behaviour. It also shows why measurements that average […]
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