On March 9, physicist Ranga Dias of the University of Rochester and his team announced at the American Physical Society meeting that they have created a new material that can be superconducting at room temperature (room temperature).。After the news was released, it caused a global uproar.。However, the fact that the team's October 2020 paper on the same topic was questioned, which eventually led to the withdrawal of the journal Nature, suggests that the team's latest research results will face closer scrutiny.。In the early hours of March 9, Beijing time, Langa Dias, the study's lead author and paper presenter, and assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Rochester, accepted an exclusive interview with reporters by email.。In an interview, Dr. Dias is confident that his team's new discovery will be a revolutionary technology that will reshape the 21st century.。However, he also pointed out that "it will take several years of hard work to apply our discovery of new room temperature superconducting materials to the real world at any scale.。"The market is hotly debated" room temperature superconductivity, "morning plate stocks collective high open Yongding shares, Baili Electric, Farsheng word up and down, Baosheng shares, Western Superconductivity, Western materials rose more than 5%, Oriental Tanye, Lianchuang Optoelectronics, Han cable shares and so on with the rise.。On the news, according to Sciencenews, University of Rochester physicist Ranga Dias and his team recently announced at the American Physical Society meeting that they have found a new material called the ternary lutetium nitrogen-hydrogen system, which achieves room temperature superconductivity.。(Yesterday evening, Minsheng Securities analysts for the first time held an expert meeting, the conclusion is that "normal temperature and pressure are currently impossible, and this technology path and controllable nuclear fusion are not a dime, please pay attention to the risk。"