<ul><li>Scientists at Rice University have developed a new material called a Kramers nodal line metal, which could revolutionize energy-efficient electronics.</li><li>The material shows unique quantum behavior with electrons following distinct paths that eventually meet at a Kramers nodal line, leading to exceptional electronic properties.</li><li>This material exhibits superconductivity, allowing it to conduct electricity without energy loss as heat, making it promising for advanced technologies like high-performance computers and quantum devices.</li><li>The research team used advanced tools like spin-resolved photoemission spectroscopy and computer simulations to validate their findings and aims to explore further versions of the material for more incredible properties.</li></ul>

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