Paper by Scott Lillie highlighted in Nature Nanotechnology

A recent paper by Scott Lillie from CQC²T’s Melbourne node has been featured as a research highlight in the latest edition of Nature Nanotechnology. The paper on coherent control of a spin qubit in diamond, published in Physical Review Letters, was also selected as an Editor’s Suggestion.

EMR schematic for driving of substitutional nitrogen (P1) centre electron spins (red) in bulk diamond. P1 centre nuclear spins (gray) lead to hyperfine splitting of the electron spin transition. Credit: Lillie et al

Read the full paper at Physical Review Letters.

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