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Researchers Find Superconductivity With 2% Indium Doping
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Researchers Find Superconductivity With 2% Indium Doping
An astonishingly small concentration of just two per cent indium can induce superconductivity up to several Kelvins when alloyed with tin telluride. This work demonstrates a new method for creating these induced superconducting materials directly during deposition, offering a potential route towards more reliable quantum devices. However, realising fully topologically protected states requires suppressing competing electrical pathways within the…
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