Schools Best Universities for Superconductivity Research

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For research in low temperature superconductivity, utilizing gradschoolshopper.com is recommended to search for relevant university departments by research field, as it compiles data from the American Institute of Physics (AIP). Additionally, exploring peer-reviewed journal articles can reveal the universities affiliated with leading authors in the field. This approach allows for a deeper understanding of specific research activities, groups, and publications at those institutions.
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please let me know the best universities for everything about low temperature superconductivity research
 
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Head over to gradschoolshopper.com and search for departments by research field, you should find a bit that way. They get their data from AIP.

Another thing you could do is go to peer reviewed journal pages and find out what universities the authors in your desired field come from, then head to those dept. pages and check out their research activity, groups, pubs etc.
 
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Head over to gradschoolshopper.com and search for departments by research field, you should find a bit that way. They get their data from AIP.

Another thing you could do is go to peer reviewed journal pages and find out what universities the authors in your desired field come from, then head to those dept. pages and check out their research activity, groups, pubs etc.

thank you
 

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