Physics Today: Scientists came up with two -dimensional superconducting ink
Scientists from Princeton University have invented superconducting two -dimensional ink, which can be easily stored, applied and put into practice, writes Physics Today. This technology, designed by a graduate student of Siao Sleep, its leader Leslie Shoop and their colleagues, can make a revolution in the production of chips and flexible electronics, as well as open the road to quantum computers. Ink two -dimensional ink, allowing to apply a layer with a thickness of one molecule.