Let the science talk Archives

Issue #18 | Understand what annoys your spin qubits

February 29, 2024InLet the science talkTagProteusQ, QuantileverMX

Combining FEBID and Scanning NV Microscopy researechers unveiled how to optimize nanomagnets for spin qubit control

Let the Science talk #16 - Superconducting mirrors for spinwaves

Issue #17 | A superconducting mirror for spinwaves

January 31, 2024InLet the science talkTagTechnology

By using widefield NV microscopy, researchers showed for the first time that superconductors can be used to manipulate spin waves.

Special edition of the Let the Science Talk - ProteusQ Image Gallery - an ode to the beauty of the very small

Special Issue | An ode to the beauty of the very small

December 22, 2023InLet the science talkTagProteusQ

For the end of the year, we treat our readers with a special edition of Let The Science Talk. We share a selection of the measuaments done with ProteusQ in collaboration with scientists from all over the world featured in our Image Gallery.

Issue #15 | Multiferroicity in Spin Cycloid state in BFO

November 30, 2023InLet the science talkTagProteusQ, QuantileverMX

Multiferroicity and spin cycloids unveiled in BFO thin films with ProteusQ and Quantilever MX.

Issue #14 | Unexpected magnon spin diffusion in ultra-thin ferrite film

October 31, 2023InLet the science talkTagProteusQ, QuantileverMX

ProteusQ and AI had a crucial role for greakthrough findings challenging the standard models for magnons crossing domain walls.

Issue #13 | New chiral quantum light sources validated with Scanning NV Magnetometry

September 26, 2023InLet the science talk

NV magnetometry was the only way to validate an innovative approach to produce smaller and smarter Chiral Quantum Light sources

Let the science talk - Issue #12: Image magnetic domain walls with NV T1 relaxometry

Issue #12 | Image complex spin textures in antiferromagnets with NV relaxometry

March 29, 2023InLet the science talk

Qnami shows that combining scanning NV Magnetometry data and AI, it is possible to quantitatively reconstruct the magnetizaion vector with unprecedented precision.

Let the science talk - Issue # 11: Reconstruct magnetization vectors combining NV magnetometry and artificial intelligence

Issue #11 | Reconstruct magnetization vectors combining NV magnetometry and AI

February 8, 2023InLet the science talk

Qnami shows that combining scanning NV Magnetometry data and AI, it is possible to quantitatively reconstruct the magnetizaion vector with unprecedented precision.