Overview

• Scientists have detected electron pairing in a cuprate at temperatures up to 150 Kelvin.
• This discovery challenges previous assumptions about the limits of superconductivity.
• The research suggests potential methods to engineer materials for higher temperature superconductivity.
• Electron pairs were found in an antiferromagnetic insulator, a surprising material for such a phenomenon.
• Future studies aim to manipulate these electron pairs to achieve synchronized superconductivity.