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Even in our digital world, materials still matter

Last updated: September 26, 2025 9:17 am
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In a world captivated by the allure of artificial intelligence and digital wonders, a quieter revolution is taking shape in materials science. Recent breakthroughs in quantum research hold the potential to redefine our understanding of materials and their applications in transformative ways.

By New Scientist

CGI illustration of a superconducting crystal LK99, depicting a vibrant dark blue color with copper-doped lead oxo apatite, levitating above a magnet.

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As we immerse ourselves in the digital realm, navigating through social media, online banking, and a wealth of information, it’s easy to overlook the physical world that supports it all. The ongoing evolution of generative artificial intelligence captures headlines and our imaginations, yet this technology’s very foundation rests upon the raw materials that continue to shape our lives—steel for structures, lithium and cobalt for energy solutions, and the fossil fuels that, despite advancements, are still integral to our daily existence.

However, we stand on the brink of an extraordinary evolution in materials science that could reshuffle the cards in our favor. History reminds us of pivotal moments, such as the late 1920s when foundational theories regarding electron configurations set the stage for the transistor’s invention—a technology that underpins the vast majority of today’s electronic circuitry, including the chips fueling AI advancements.

Researchers have long theorized that the complexity of materials extends beyond basic energy states to encompass a sophisticated quantum topography that influences their overarching characteristics. Our latest feature delves into an unprecedented exploration of this “quantum landscape,” revealing insights that have remained elusive until now, marking a crucial point in our understanding of matter.

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Materials may have a subtle, undulating quantum topography
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This investigatory pivot may lead us to groundbreaking advancements analogous to the ushering in of the transistor era. A promising application lies in the quest for room-temperature superconductors—materials capable of allowing electricity to flow without resistance. The implications of such a discovery would be transformative, enabling efficient energy transmission with negligible losses, thereby amplifying our green energy initiatives and bolstering efforts against climate change.

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Moreover, this fresh perspective could point us toward the discovery of entirely new materials, reshaping our existing paradigms and expanding our current views of the material world. Thus, rather than retreating into the digital void, we may find ourselves entering an era of unprecedented possibilities within the realm of materials.

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