Spin resonance

Atomic clocks in silicon donors boost up electrons for quantum information

24/06/2013

A method to dramatically enhance the amount of time a quantum system can remain in two states has been applied in the context of s

LCN researchers use “Spinostics” to detect cancer biomarkers

19/03/2013

A new biosensing assay which can specifically and rapidly detect colorectal cancer biomarkers in solution has been developed by re

Catching Quantum Mechanics in the Act

13/02/2013

Reporting in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences this week, researchers from the Netherlands, Oxford and the Londo

Spintronics solves puzzle of organic solar cells nanostructure

21/12/2012

Novel flexible, lightweight and low cost “plastic” electronics, including OLEDs and organic solar cells, rely on semiconducting...

John Morton

Prof Morton's research takes spins of electrons and nuclei in a range of nano-scale materials and devices to develop a new generation of quantum technologies, including quantum sensors, quantum memories, and quantum computers. Prof Morton is the Director of the UCL Quantum Science and Technology Institute.

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Christopher Kay

Prof Kay's research group uses Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Spectroscopy to investigate the structure of novel materials and proteins. Their work is unashamedly collaborative and brings together biologists, chemists, materials scientists and physicists.

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