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Superconductivity and Magnetism both correspond to long range order in materials. These two phases are normally mutually exclusive and the inclusion of any magnetic material into a superconductor will depress the superconducting properties. At TAMU, we have demonstrated that by combining periodic arrays of nanomagnets and superconductors in hybrid nanostructures one can enhance the effective critical field and critical current of the superconductor.

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Artem G. Abanov

  • Associate Department Head
  • Associate Professor
Artem G. Abanov

Igor Lyuksyutov

  • Professor
Igor Lyuksyutov

Donald Naugle

  • Professor Emeritus
Donald Naugle

Valery L. Pokrovsky

  • Distinguished Professor
  • William R. Thurman ’58 Chair in Physics
Valery L. Pokrovsky

Joe Ross

  • Professor
Joe Ross

Wayne Saslow

  • Professor Emeritus
Wayne Saslow

Wenhao Wu

  • Associate Professor
Wenhao Wu