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Researchers have successfully synthesized TaSiAs nanowires that exhibit significantly lower electrical resistance at room temperature, a breakthrough driven by the material's unique topological square-net structure. This development offers promising pathways for advanced interconnects and spintronic devices while maintaining stability through silica encapsulation, directly addressing key challenges in scaling quantum hardware components.
Researchers Synthesise TaSiAs Nanowires for Next-Generation Quantum Computing

Electrical resistance in a newly synthesised material drops by a factor of four to eleven when formed into nanowires. This unexpected leap in conductivity, observed in tantalum silicide arsenide (TaSiAs), challenges conventional understanding of square-net topological materials. Encapsulating these single-crystal nanowires with a silica shell maintains stability and reveals coherent electron flow along their surfaces, potentially enabling advances in future electronics and quantum technologies.
Realising low-dimensional topological square-net materials has long been a challenge. Anand Roy of the Weizmann Institute of Science and colleagues have successfully synthesised high-quality, single-crystal nanowires of TaSiAs, a square-net topological material, and encased them within a protective SiO2 shell. Room-temperature resistivity in these TaSiAs nanowires is four to eleven times lower than in comparable bulk materials, indicating improved electrical conductivity. The team have successfully created nanowires from TaSiAs, a square-net topological material with a unique atomic structure. These tiny wires, encased in a…
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