"Boosting Light-Induced Superconductivity in K₃C₆₀: A Promising Strategy"
Researchers have identified a strategy to enhance the light-induced superconductivity of the material K3C60. By using a special optical source that is more tunable, they were able to increase the photo-susceptibility of this superconducting material by two orders of magnitude. This strategy could have implications for the development of light-driven quantum technologies and prolonging photo-induced superconductivity for longer periods of time.