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Researchers Find Light Controls Superconductivity Up To 8.5 K In New System
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Researchers Find Light Controls Superconductivity Up To 8.5 K In New System
Researchers demonstrated a light-programmable superconducting (LiPS) state at an aluminium-silicon heterojunction, controlled with laser pulses up to 8.5 K. This advances the decades-long quest for light-induced superconductivity.
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