Nathalie de Leon, "Engineering Coherent Defects in Diamond" | KNI Distinguished Seminar

On April 30, 2019, Professor Nathalie de Leon (Princeton University) presented the KNI Distinguished Seminar on "Engineering Coherent Defects in Diamond".
Diamond's nitrogen vacancy (NV) center has been used to demonstrate basic building blocks of quantum networks and quantum computers. In her lecture, de Leon discusses point defects in diamond known as color centers that are a promising physical platform for engineering coherent systems. de Leon also examines current challenges with this material as well as recent advancements her team has made in surface processing and termination techniques.
The KNI Distinguished Seminar Series is a series hosted by The Kavli Nanoscience Institute where eminent scientists and thinkers with strong yet varied backgrounds in nanoscience and nanotechnology share their expertise with the Caltech community. The scopes of presentations may range from: recent outstanding scientific highlights/technological advancements, to innovative early-stage research developments, to broader cross-disciplinary topics that are relevant to nanoscience. Each seminar is recorded and posted to the KNI UA-cam channel.

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15:50 "It's not rocket science". Well it's quantum science, which is actually far more harder than rocket science lol