Superconductors aren't just fabulous with trains and symphonies -- they might also be used to solve a lot of the world's energy problems eventually. Dr. Fatih Dogan has been busy trying to cultivate superconducting materials in his UMR laboratory, but he also found time to co-author a paper published this week in Nature Physics.
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