https://phys.org/news/2019-11-layers-special-superconductor.html
"...Normal superconductivity disappears when a large external magnetic field is applied, but this Ising superconductivity is strongly protected. Even in the strongest static magnetic field in Europe, which has a strength of 37 Tesla, the superconductivity in tungsten disulfide does not show any change.
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That's a surprise!
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@humy
Did it say the transition temperature to superconductive behavior? Also, does that imply that material could be used to generate 30+ tesla fields also? 300,000 gauss.
Seems like that would make fusion reactors closer to reality if so.