  Here we demonstrate superconducting Dayem-bridge weak-links made of different
stoichiometric compositions of NbRe. Our devices possess a relatively high
critical temperature, normal-state resistance, and kinetic inductance. In
particular, the high kinetic inductance makes this material a good alternative
to more conventional niobium-based superconductors (e.g., NbN or NbTiN) for the
realization of superinductors and high-quality factor resonators, whereas the
high normal-state resistance yields a large output voltage in superconducting
switches and logic elements realized upon this compound. Moreover, out-of-plane
critical magnetic fields exceeding 2 T ensure that possible applications
requiring high magnetic fields can also be envisaged. Altogether, these
features make this material appealing for a number of applications in the
framework of quantum technologies.
