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- Scientists discover first type I superconductor that breaks time-reversal symmetryScientists have discovered the first type I superconductor that breaks time-reversal symmetry, a significant breakthrough in superconductivity research.StableScienceTechnology1 sources · 2 evidence2026-10-03 05:00
- Scientists strengthen superconductors using 'empty space'Researchers have found a way to enhance the strength of superconductors by utilizing 'empty space', a breakthrough that could lead to more efficient energy transmission and storage.StableScienceTechnology1 sources · 2 evidence2026-10-03 20:03
- YbSb₂: First Type-I Superconductor to Break Time-Reversal SymmetryScientists have discovered YbSb₂, the first type-I superconductor to spontaneously break time-reversal symmetry, creating a tiny magnetic field as it enters the superconducting state.StableScience1 sources · 2 evidence2026-10-04 04:07
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- 01Scientists discover first type I superconductor that breaks time-reversal symmetryScientists have discovered the first type I superconductor that breaks time-reversal symmetry, a significant breakthrough in superconductivity research.New primary claim2026-10-03 05:00
- 02Karlsruhe Institute of Technology unveils HoreKa 2 supercomputerThe Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) has unveiled HoreKa 2, a 33 petaflops supercomputer, to support research in climate, new materials, particle physics, energy, mobility, and AI.Technology announcement2026-10-05 21:40
- 03Scientists strengthen superconductors using 'empty space'Researchers have found a way to enhance the strength of superconductors by utilizing 'empty space', a breakthrough that could lead to more efficient energy transmission and storage.New primary claim2026-10-03 20:03
- 04YbSb₂: First Type-I Superconductor to Break Time-Reversal SymmetryScientists have discovered YbSb₂, the first type-I superconductor to spontaneously break time-reversal symmetry, creating a tiny magnetic field as it enters the superconducting state.New primary claim2026-10-04 04:07