Physicists uncover hidden magnetic order in the mysterious pseudogap phase - Phys.org
Google News • 1/19/2026 – 1/21/2026
Summary
Physicists have uncovered hidden magnetic order in the pseudogap phase, a significant finding in the study of superconductivity. Research has visualized electron patterns at -253°C, providing insights into high-temperature superconductivity. KAIST has revealed secrets related to cryogenic quantum phenomena.
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