In an experimental study published in Science, researchers led by scientists from Utrecht University, Leiden University, and Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich have demonstrated that one of the two key conditions for superconductivity—the pairing of electrons—can be satisfied at room temperature. The investigation, detailed in a research paper titled Equivalence of pseudogap and pairing energy in a cuprate high-temperature superconductor, sheds light on the fundamental mechanisms governing high-temperature superconductivity and provides new insight into the pathway toward achieving resistance-free electrical conduction under ambient conditions.
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