LSU professors develop 'superconducting microfibers' that could advance space travel

LSU Assistant Professor David Young and Professors Phil Adams and Roy Goodrich have found a way to synthesize a layer of superconductor directly onto tiny carbon fibers that are five times smaller than a human hair, and the results could lead to advances in space travel and transport.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news286.html">LSU professors develop 'superconducting microfibers' that could advance space travel</a></p> <p>LSU Assistant Professor David Young and Professors Phil Adams and Roy Goodrich have found a way to <b>synthesize a layer of superconductor directly onto tiny carbon fibers</b> that are five times smaller than a human hair, and the results could lead to advances in space travel and transport.</p>