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The journal Nature has retracted a paper that claimed to have discovered a room-temperature superconductor, a finding that could have had significant implications for energy grids, batteries, and computers. The paper, authored by physicist Ranga Dias and his team at the University of Rochester, was met with skepticism from other scientists who raised concerns about the data and analysis. After an internal investigation and a request from eight of the study's authors, Nature retracted the paper, citing unresolved concerns. This is not the first retraction for Dias and his co-author, Ashkan Salamat, within the past 14 months. [Extracted from the article]

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