The superconductivity of layered graphene is surprisingly strange
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Scientists studying superconductivity in layered graphene have made progress in understanding its unusual properties. Two experiments measuring kinetic inductance revealed surprising similarities to high-temperature superconductors, potentially bringing us closer to room-temperature superconductivity. This research could lead to advances in energy-efficient devices and space technology applications.
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