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DTSTART:20200818T193000Z
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LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89134298386
SUMMARY:Nanoscale Metrology with Nitrogen Vacancy Centers in Diamond\,
  Graduate Program Event\, Aedan Gardill\, Physics PhD Graduate Student
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\nAbstract: Nanoscale metrology has applications in fields 
 ranging from industrial fabrication to biophysics to the study of comp
 lex condensed matter systems. Our group is developing novel sensing te
 chniques with the nitrogen-vacancy (NV) center defect in diamond to en
 able local measurements of material properties and dynamics at the nan
 ometer scale. Understanding the origins of decoherence in NVs is vital
  to unlocking their full potential for metrology. I will present recen
 t work in which we have shed light on some of the NV decoherence sourc
 es intrinsic to diamond. These results bring us a step closer to using
  NVs to investigate the nature of decoherence in other quantum systems
 \, such as solid-state qubit platforms.
URL:https://www.physics.wisc.edu/events/?id=5987
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