Diamond-defect clusters are measured with speed and precision

The improvement in measuring nitrogen–vacancy quantum sensors could make them more useful for observing correlated condensed matter, biological systems, and more.

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Physics Today
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2025-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1063/pt.upwb.mzmf
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Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research
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Diamond-defect clusters are measured with speed and precision

Alex Lopatka
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Diamond-defect clusters are measured with speed and precision

Alex Lopatka
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Abstract

The improvement in measuring nitrogen–vacancy quantum sensors could make them more useful for observing correlated condensed matter, biological systems, and more.

Physics TodayVol. 78(10)
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Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research
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