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Nagoya University

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Researchers fabricated 20mm length waveguides made of the superconducting metal niobium (right). It shows improved conductivity compared with normal metal materials such as a gold-plated tellurium copper (middle) and aluminium alloy (left), and can transmit radio waves that are necessary for B5G/6G communications.

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Taku Nakajima

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