Insider Brief A team of researchers report the replication experiments suggest a copper-substituted lead apatite (CSLA) may serve as a candidate for room-temperature superconductivity. Last year, replication efforts on a similar room-temperature superconductor were inconclusive, at best. While many in the community are somewhat intrigued by the results, a lot more work is needed. Editor’s note: The science communication role means you are one part technical translator and one part perpetual jilt...