Superconductivity breakthrough could lead to more cost effective technologies
Monday, May 24, 2010 - 16:50
in Physics & Chemistry
Researchers from the Universities of Liverpool and Durham have fitted another piece into the superconductivity puzzle that could help in the quest to bring down the cost of technologies such as MRI scanners and some energy storage applications that rely on superconductors. The result is published online in the journal Nature (19th May 2010).