How to think about diamonds, differently.
Nimba's first blog entry!...
In the laboratory, I primarily work with a confocal microscope-based quantum spin manipulation setup. We develop, test, and implement different quantum control techniques for applications in quantum sensing with NV centers in diamonds. It is necessary to efficiently address and control these spin defects in diamonds to utilize the potential of single NV centers with an unprecedented spatial resolution for nanoscale sensing. Such quantum sensors have the potential to revolutionize the art-of-state sensing methods in the field of life sciences, material sciences, and material studies. In addition, exploring quantum control with these single-spin systems allow us to explore the realm of quantum physics.
Within the QuSCo network, we have constantly worked on the outreach and dissemination of our research work, with the belief that even a non-expert can understand the complexities of quantum physics. Please check out my blog entry and video below to learn about what we do with diamonds in the lab.
Visualizing dynamical decoupling sequences with Spin-Drops
Outreach Session, QuSCo Second School
Publication Related Outreach
Worked on composing a general summary of a scientific review, intended for general public (have a look here).
Outreach session, QuSCo Student Workshop
Poster Session
Presented poster to general quantum science related audience at the DPG Fall meeting.
Outreach Workshop, First QuSCo School
Editorial job
Worked as the editor for the newsletter of the Department of Physics, Central University of Tamil Nadu.