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AI predicts two new superconducting materials—and moves us closer to zero

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Futura, le média qui explore le monde17d ago

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AI predicts two new superconducting materials—and moves us closer to zero-loss energy

Coordinated through the SuperC international project launched in 2023, researchers at Aalto University in Finland trained a machine-learning model to search through untested chemical structures. The algorithm flagged two previously unknown compounds: YRu₃B₂ and LuRu₃B₂. Physicists at Rice University in Texas then synthesized the materials in their laboratory, testing the physical...

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Futura, le média qui explore le monde17d ago

Center

AI predicts two new superconducting materials—and moves us closer to zero-loss energy

Coordinated through the SuperC international project launched in 2023, researchers at Aalto University in Finland trained a machine-learning model to search through untested chemical structures. The algorithm flagged two previously unknown compounds: YRu₃B₂ and LuRu₃B₂. Physicists at Rice University in Texas then synthesized the materials in their laboratory, testing the physical...

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