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Breakthrough Study Enhances Quantum Tech with Diamond Structures

9/4/2025

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Researchers at The City College of New York, led by Professor Carlos A. Meriles, found new interactions between nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond and photonic structures.
The NV center's broad emission spectrum can enhance light-matter interactions via topological photonic waveguide modes.
Published in *Nature Nanotechnology*, the study indicates advancements in quantum technologies and nanoscale sensing, especially for chiral molecule detection.
Future research will optimize emitter-structure interactions and broaden applications for various quantum emitters.

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Researchers at The City College of New York, led by Professor Carlos A. Meriles, found new interactions between nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond and photonic structures.
The NV center's broad emission spectrum can enhance light-matter interactions via topological photonic waveguide modes.
Published in *Nature Nanotechnology*, the study indicates advancements in quantum technologies and nanoscale sensing, especially for chiral molecule detection.
Future research will optimize emitter-structure interactions and broaden applications for various quantum emitters.