<ul><li>Superconductors conduct electricity with zero resistance and repel magnetic fields due to Cooper pairs of electrons.</li><li>Researchers have created three-dimensional superconducting nanostructures, shifting from traditional two-dimensional designs.</li><li>The innovation allows for local control of the superconducting state, enabling the creation of weak links for technologies like ultra-sensitive sensors.</li><li>The reconfigurable nature of these 3D nanostructures opens up possibilities for adaptive and multi-functional superconducting devices in computing, sensing, and quantum technologies.</li></ul>

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