Electrides are materials in which electrons serve as anions. Here, the concept of inorganic
electrides is extended in several respects: from ionic crystals to intermetallic compounds in …

We present an application of Eliashberg theory of superconductivity to study a set of novel
superconducting systems with a wide range of structural and chemical properties. The set …

Located at crystal voids, interstitial anion electrons (IAEs) have diverse topologies, which
may be tuned to achieve different properties. Elucidating the role of IAEs in electron-phonon …

Electrides are unique compounds where most of the electrons reside at interstitial regions of
the crystal behaving as anions, which strongly determines its physical properties …

Crystals are integral to a variety of industrial applications, such as the development of
pharmaceuticals and advancements in material science. To anticipate crystal behavior and …

The combination of electride state and superconductivity within the same compound, eg,[Ca
24 Al 28 O 6] 4+(4 e−), opens up a new category of conventional superconductors. However …

Interstitial anionic electrons (IAEs) at lattice cavities of electrides, which have diverse
morphologies and concentrations, can induce interesting physical and chemical properties …

Hydrogen-abundant compounds, as highly potential candidates of near-or room-
temperature superconductors, have recently attracted substantial attention. It is noted that …

Electrides, accommodating excess electrons in lattice voids as anions, have attracted
considerable attention in both fundamental research and application development because …

Superconductivity under pressure is a very important research path for finding new
superconductors, and electrides have been shown to present superconductivity under …