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Chinese scientists achieve a 35.1-tesla steady magnetic field using a superconducting magnet, advancing fusion and tech research.
Chinese scientists have set a new world record by creating a steady magnetic field of 35.1 tesla—equivalent to 351,000 gauss—using a fully superconducting magnet developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Plasma Physics.
The magnet, which operated stably for 30 minutes, combines high- and low-temperature superconducting materials in a nested design to overcome extreme stress and field challenges.
Achieved in collaboration with Tsinghua University and other institutions, the breakthrough supports fusion energy research, including China’s role in the ITER project, and advances applications in magnetic resonance, maglev transport, space propulsion, and efficient power transmission.
The success marks progress toward fully localized superconducting technology and strengthens China’s position in high-field magnet innovation.
Científicos chinos logran un campo magnético constante de 35.1 tesla utilizando un imán superconductor, avanzando en la fusión y la investigación tecnológica.