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Quantum sensors

Quantum sensors

The cutting edge of quantum physics

11 May 2017
First published in the 2017 Physics World Focus on Nanotechnology

Daniel Twitchen and Matthew Markham explain why carbon’s most alluring allotrope could be a quantum physicist’s best friend, and how the market for diamond-based quantum technologies is starting to take shape

Quantum flaw: a schematic representation of the nitrogen vacancy (NV) defect in diamond. The surroun

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Daniel Twitchen is head of CVD business development and Matthew Markham is a principal research scientist at Element Six, e-mail daniel.twitchen@e6.com
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