Turning Graphene Into A Superconductor — Pairing Mechanism Unveiled

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Graphene as a superconductor? That may soon be a reality, thanks to new research from the University of Vienna. Scientists there have found what appears to be an effective means of inducing super conductivity in the material — a potential superconducting coupling mechanism for the material. The researchers utilized the ARPES method — a method

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