Ambient Pressure Superconductivity emerging in the Local Moment   Antiferromagnetic Phase of Ce$_{3}$PdIn$_{11}$
  We report on magnetization, specific heat and resistivity experiments on single crystals of the novel heavy Fermion compound Ce$_3$PdIn$_{11}$. At ambient pressure the compound exhibits two successive transitions at T$_{1}$ = 1.63 K and T$_{\mathrm {N}}$ = 1.49 K into incommensurate and commensurate local moment antiferromagnetic states, respectively, before becoming superconducting below T$_{\mathrm {c}}$ = 0.42 K. The large values of dB$_{\mathrm {c2}}$/dT and B$_{\mathrm {c2}}$ = 2.8 T imply that heavy quasiparticles form the Cooper pairs. Thus, Ce$_{3}$PdIn$_{11}$ is the first ambient pressure heavy Fermion superconductor where 4f electrons are simultaneously responsible for magnetic order and superconductivity. 
M. Kratochv\'ilov\'a, J. Prokle\v{s}ka, K. Uhl\'i\v{r}ov\'a, M.   Du\v{s}ek, V. Sechovsk\'y and J. Custers
cond-mat.str-el cond-mat.supr-con