Both of the superconductivity papers Ranga Dias published in Nature are now gone. John Timmer – Nov 8, 2023 10:48 am | 92 Dikembe Mutombo rejects your flawed publication.

No friction. That's what Ranga Dias is after. The University of Rochester physicist spends most of his days in a private lab on Blossom Road, tirelessly chasing after a feat he says he's already ...

In March, Ranga Dias and his team made the electrifying claim that they had identified a room-temperature superconductor—a discovery that, if true, would have been a step toward revolutionizing ...

Ranga Dias: Superconductors were always a very fascinating research direction, because of the some of these remarkable properties that we can use to advance the technology that we’re using today.

Controversial matter Claims by physicist Ranga Dias from the University of Rochester that his team discovered a near-ambient superconductor have been met with suspicion by the community. (Courtesy: ...

Ranga Dias, a physicist at the University of Rochester, inside one of his laboratories on the university’s campus in Rochester, N.Y. Photo: Lauren Petracca for The Wall Street Journal ...

Previously, the Dias team reported creating two materials -- carbonaceous sulfur hydride and yttrium superhydride -- that are superconducting at 58 degrees Fahrenheit/39 million psi and 12 degrees ...

W hen University of Rochester physicist Ranga Dias announced this month that his lab had discovered a room-temperature superconductor — a feat that scientists have been chasing for decades — he drew ...

Ranga Dias, an American researcher originally from Sri Lanka at the University of Rochester, was among the university’s recent recipients of National Science Foundation CAREER Awards. (rochester ...

Ranga Dias, a professor of mechanical engineering and physics, announced his team's findings on Tuesday to a packed room at an American Physical Society meeting in Las Vegas.