TOKYO -- Scientists around the world are scrambling to verify potentially groundbreaking claims of a new material said to act as a superconductor at room temperature, which, if proven, could revolutionize energy systems and other technologies.
Discovery would have sweeping tech implications if true, but skepticism abounds
The South Korean team published the findings before peer review. (Screen capture of video posted on ScienceCast)
TOKYO -- Scientists around the world are scrambling to verify potentially groundbreaking claims of a new material said to act as a superconductor at room temperature, which, if proven, could revolutionize energy systems and other technologies.