The UK EPSRC-funded Centre for PhD training in Diamond Science and Technology
Joined January 2015
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New preprint out: We have built the first demonstration of tensor gradiometry with a diamond sensor! Vector measurements give more information than scalar, but tensor gradiometry is even better. Congrats to Alex Newman for making this work. arxiv.org/abs/2307.05438
Diamond Science retweeted
We are set up & ready for #SOFE2023 Oxford 30th symposium on fusion engineering! 🙌
This Thursday, #ElementSix’s Dr Tim Mollart will be presenting on:
💎Applications & Future Directions of #CVD Diamond in Fusion Plasma Neutron #Diagnostics
Diamond Science retweeted
After more than ten years from the first technical discussions a room temperature few qubit diamond quantum device working in a trade show. Well done Gopalakrishnan Balasubramanian and @XeedQ_GmbH
Congratulations! Professor Julie Macpherson - 2023 Tilden Prize winner rsc.org/prizes-funding/prize… via @RoySocChem
Diamond Science retweeted
Appreciate the very kinds words @BhavikAnilPatel delighted to have been awarded the @RoyalSocChem Tilden Prize but this is definitely recognition also of the fantastic students past and present I have had the opportunity to work with
Congratulations to @ProfJulieVMac for her amazing RSC Tilden award. So highly deserved.
Such an amazing role model for all us electrochemist and always has time to impact her vast knowledge.
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🍾🍾
How King Charles' diamonds reveal Earth's deep secrets bbc.com/future/article/20220… via @BBC_Future
Diamond Science retweeted
The Bristol Quantum Information Technology conference #BQIT 2023 was excellent. I’m pulling a funny face in this photo: perhaps that was my answer to the question “When will we see a useful quantum computer?”
#BQIT:23 concluded with the "Ten Years of BQIT panel". Our panelists John Rarity, @gavinmorley, Stasja Stanisic and Kimberly Brook discussed all things BQIT and the past and future of our field.
Diamond Science retweeted
The great plenary talk by @MeteAtature from last month's #QUANTUM2022 is now free to watch koushare.com/video/videodeta… #quantum #quantumcomputing #qubits #materials #diamond #photonics
Diamond Science retweeted
New @PhysRevLett bit.ly/diamondPRL: uncovering the vibrational lifetimes of stretch and bend modes of #defects in #diamond from their coherent vibrational dynamics. Congratulations to PhD student Junn and all involved! @WarwickPhysics @StavrosTeam @DiamondCDT @debeersgroup
Diamond Science retweeted
Quantum diamond sensors being used for targeted bio marker detection.
John Pena, at @ConstructorOrg #ConstructingtheFuture event, highlights how @qdti_diamond #quantum-powered biomarker detection platform can boost research and #diagnostics.
Diamond Science retweeted
BREAKING NEWS:
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2022 #NobelPrize in Physics to Alain Aspect, John F. Clauser and Anton Zeilinger.
Lab-grown diamonds: girl’s best friend or cut-price sparklers? theguardian.com/fashion/2022…
Diamond Science retweeted
Congratulations Prof. Steve Dixon who is notable for his internationally pioneering research into techniques for Non-Destructive Testing and ultrasonics & particularly for application of electromagnetic acoustic transducers (EMATs) to industry.
Read more➡️bit.ly/3yrSOUD
Professor Steve Dixon, Professor and Director of the Centre for Industrial Ultrasonics at @warwickuni, is elected a Fellow as a pioneer in non-destructive testing and ultrasonics who is focused on delivering solutions to industry: raeng.org.uk/about-us/fellow… #RAEngFellows
ALT Portrait of Steve Dixon
Diamond Science retweeted
Our work with @KatieLevey_ @ProfJulieVMac & Henry White finally out in @an_chem. What started in as a @DiamondCDT 12 week placement @UtahChemistry ended up being a beautiful exposition of how electrostatics (double-layer/ohmic drop) are intrinsically... pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Diamond Science retweeted
Father and son, William and Lawrence Bragg published the crystal structure of diamond - known for its hardness - at the end of July 1913. Their work revolutionised ideas of the time about chemical bonds in solids.
Read their paper published #OTD in 1913: nature.com/articles/091557a0
