"Record-Breaking Superconducting Material Unveiled by Chinese Researchers"
Chinese researchers have discovered a new superconducting material, (InSe2)xNbSe2, with a record-breaking transition temperature of 11.6 K and a high critical current density, marking a significant advancement in superconductor development. This material, with a unique lattice structure, was found using the Steady High Magnetic Field Facility and has the highest transition temperature among transition metal sulfide superconductors at ambient pressure. The discovery opens up new possibilities for advancing superconductivity research and developing high-temperature superconductors with improved performance.