Graphene Stacked at 1.1 degrees Superconducts

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The forum discussion centers around the publication of an article in Nature regarding graphene stacked at 1.1 degrees Celsius exhibiting superconductivity. The discussion highlights that this finding is not new, referencing a similar article from March 2018 that confirms the results. Participants express surprise that the newer article was not labeled as an update to the previous findings, indicating a lack of clarity in the publication's presentation.

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Almost the same article. Some additional details - and now the results are confirmed.
I would have expected them to mark this as a story update.
 

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