What is a superconducting material?

Superconducting materials: synthesis and characterization of superconductors, HTS and LTS wires/tapes, films, and bulk superconductors. Large-scale applications: conductor, cable, coil and magnet technology for power, energy, accelerators, fusions, high-field facility, medical and other applications.

What is superconductivity in physics?

Superconductivity is a quantum phenomenon that occurs below a specific transition temperature (referred to as TC) that is unique to each material. The superconducting state exhibits remarkable effects at the macroscopic level, such as zero resistance to direct current (DC) and the expulsion of a magnetic field.

Do high-temperature superconducting cuprates have strange metallic T-linear resistivity?

High-field transport and ultrasound experiments in cuprates tie strange metallic T-linear resistivity to spin dynamics. Investigating the nature of the high-temperature superconducting cuprates has been active area of research with renewed focus on the pair density wave (PDW) states.

What is a superconducting research paper?

Associated technologies/topics for superconducting applications and/or low temperature engineers, such as cryogenics, thermal and electrical insulations, cryogenic electronics, and standardizations. Original research papers are regular full-length research papers describing original research results related to superconductivities.

Can superconducting diodes convert alternating current to direct current?

One such device is the superconducting diode, which could be used to convert alternating current (a.c.) signals into direct current (d.c.) signals at cryogenic temperatures. Two works in this issue of Nature Electronics highlight the evolving capabilities of superconducting diodes — and the growing potential of superconducting electronics.

What are some theories of superconductivity?

Theories of superconductivity, basic physics of superconductors and vortex matter, discovery and development of new superconductors, other related theories on physics of condensed matter.