By manipulating the quantum state of defect spins in solids we can probe important questions about interactions on the single-molecule scale, reveal the underlying physics of new designer materials and explore hidden quantum mechanical phenomena at the nanometre scale.
As part of our cross-disciplinary collaborations, we employ quantum sensors in nanocrystals that can be localized inside individual live cells or organisms by utilizing a bespoke biosensing platform (Q-BiC). We aim to translate this platform for use in biomedical research.
Louise Shanahan*, Sophia Belser*, Jack W. Hart*, Qiushi Gu, Julien R. E. Roth, Annika Mechnich, Michael Hoegen, Soham Pal, Toby Mitchell, David Jordan, Eric A. Miska, Mete Atatüre, Helena S. Knowles
Sophia Belser*, Jack W. Hart*, Qiushi Gu, Louise Shanahan and Helena S. Knowles
Qiushi Gu*, Louise Shanahan*, Jack W. Hart*, Sophia Belser, Noah Shofer, Mete Atatüre and Helena S. Knowles
Royal Society University Research Fellow
PhD at the University of Cambridge, 2015
PhD at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), 2021
PhD at the University of Manchester, 2019
PhD at Imperial College London, 2022
Biologist
