Scientists unlock faster way to find thousands of new superconductors
Researchers have deployed machine learning to expedite the identification of thousands of potential new superconductors, including those with Kagome lattice structures.
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Researchers have deployed machine learning to expedite the identification of thousands of potential new superconductors, including those with Kagome lattice structures.
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