An Laboratory TOP
An Lab. is looking for applicants for graduate school in 2024.
In our laboratory, we use the spin state called NV center, which is a defect structure in diamond, as a quantum spin sensor.
By making full use of quantum spin measurement and imaging, we have a wide range of fields not only in physics and applied physics, but also in chemistry and life sciences.
In particular, we are focusing on developing equipment that makes use of the skills of people from electrical and electronic and mechanical engineering fields.
・ Physics / Applied Physics: Understand the physical properties of materials from physical methods and concepts.
・ Chemistry: Understand phenomena at the molecular and atomic levels.
・ Life science: Develop new measurement technology to make life phenomena that were previously invisible .
・ Engineering: Develop new equipment independently, especially using measurement, control, and programming as means.
We are aiming for new research development that will be created by fusing human resources who are interested in various fields.
For more information, please contact toshuan@jaist.ac.jp.
Jan.2022
Kainuma's papers have been uploaded to Eurek Alert! and Alpha Galileo!
「Towards Superior Nanoscale Sensing and Imaging with Optimized Diamond Probes」
Dec.2021
Dwi Plananto's paper was published in Physical Review Applied.
「Probing Thermal Magnon Current Mediated by Coherent Magnon via Nitrogen-Vacancy Centers in Diamond」
Dec.2021
Kainuma's paper has been uploaded to the Journal of Applied Physics!
「Scanning diamond NV center magnetometer probe fabricated by laser cutting and focused ion beam milling」
https://aip.scitation.org/doi/full/10.1063/5.0072973
It was also selected as a Featured article.
https://aip.scitation.org/topic/collections/featured ?SeriesKey = jap
Spintronics, Spin dynamics, Magnetic resonance imaging, Scanning probe microscopy, Confocal microscopy, Diamond NV center
<Keywords> Spin Device, Spin Wave, Microwave, Device Physics, Nanomaterial, Surface / Interface, Quantum Mechanics
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