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Physicists use electrical noise to find electron pairs in superconductors

A team led by researchers at LMU Munich and Utrecht used electrical shot noise to show that electrons pair up in copper-oxide superconductors, supporting one side of a long-running debate.

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A team led by researchers at LMU Munich and Utrecht used electrical shot noise to show that electrons pair up in copper-oxide superconductors, supporting one side of a long-running debate.