VIEWING CHEMISTRY THROUGH DIAMOND: QUANTUM SENSORS FOR REALTIME IN SITU NMR

Grant number: DE200101785 | Funding period: 2021 - 2024

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Abstract

This project aims to develop a new analytical method and integrated platform technology for time dependent, in situ monitoring of chemical reactions. The proposed research will capitalise on recent developments made in the field of diamond-based quantum sensing to enable the resolution of chemical species and their concentrations within the timescales associated with many important reaction systems. This project thus expects to generate knowledge in both quantum metrology and physical chemistry. Moreover, the realisation of this technology has significant potential to improve the design and manufacture of important advanced materials, ranging from clean energy production and storage, to phar..

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Temperature and angle dependent magnetic imaging of biological iron nanoparticles using quantum diamond microscopy

RW de Gille, AJ Healey, IO Robertson, LT Hall, J-P Tetienne, EP Malkemper, DA Keays, LCL Hollenberg, DA Simpson

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Quantum diamond microscopy is an emerging versatile technique for studying the magnetic properties of materials. It has been appli..

Nonmonotonic Superparamagnetic Behavior of the Ferritin Iron Core Revealed via Quantum Spin Relaxometry

Erin S Grant, Liam T Hall, Lloyd CL Hollenberg, Gawain McColl, David A Simpson

2022-12-19

Ferritin is the primary storage protein in our body and is of significant interest in biochemistry, nanotechnology, and condensed ..

Acoustomicrofluidic Concentration and Signal Enhancement of Fluorescent Nanodiamond Sensors

Asma Akther, Ella P Walsh, Philipp Reineck, Brant C Gibson, Takeshi Ohshima, Hiroshi Abe, Gawain McColl, Nicole L Jenkins, Liam T Hall, David A Simpson, Amgad R Rezk, Leslie Y Yeo

2021-12-07

Diamond nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers constitute a promising class of quantum nanosensors owing to the unique magneto-optic proper..

Quantum magnetic imaging of iron organelles within the pigeon cochlea

Robert W de Gille, Julia M McCoey, Liam T Hall, Jean-Philippe Tetienne, E Pascal Malkemper, David A Keays, Lloyd CL Hollenberg, David A Simpson

2021-11-23

The ability of pigeons to sense geomagnetic fields has been conclusively established despite a notable lack of determination of th..

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