![Researchers combined high magnetic fields with X-ray scattering to reveal the connection between superconducting vortices (black circles), charge density waves (red wiggles), and spin density waves (blue wiggles) in a cuprate superconductor.](/-/media/bes/mse/images/highlights/2024/High-Temp.png?h=301&w=624&la=en&hash=877F42657C249B0924F734C345FC839D4AA0AA49A5D14BCB51DFA1635ED6902B)
What Makes High Temperature Superconductivity Possible? Researchers Get Closer to a Unified Theory
Scientists discover that superconductivity in copper-based materials is linked with fluctuations of ordered electric charge and mobility of vortex matter.