New 3D imaging reveals hidden flaws in long-studied superconductor material
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This discovery comes after advanced 3D imaging uncovered a complex patchwork of crystal structures in a superconducting material studied for 40 years. The unusually wide boundaries found may weaken superconductivity, challenging longstanding scientific assumptions and potentially explaining performance differences among superconductors.
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