Recently, new quantum phenomena have been the subject of intense research, notably for the development of quantum computers. Many quantum electronic devices use Josephson junctions. In these junctions, two superconductors are separated by a weak link (oxide tunnel barrier or thin layer of a normal metal) allowing the superconducting current to pass. By replacing the normal metal with a semiconductor, new electronic transport regimes become accessible. Due to a low critical temperature, traditional aluminum-based hybrid superconductor-semiconductor devices cannot be used under high magnetic fields. Therefore, research is moving towards the use of superconducting materials with higher critical temperatures. Yet, changing the materials constit...