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Physical platform: Spin defects in other solids

Colour centres and spin defects in hosts other than diamond, such as silicon carbide, hexagonal boron nitride or rare-earth ions in crystals.

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Physical platform — Which quantum system does the measuring?
Validation
Proposed — not yet validated by an expert
Sources
Classification rules of this value

keywords: silicon carbide, sic, divacanc*, boron vacanc*, hexagonal boron nitride, hbn, rare-earth ion*, rare earth ion*, rare-earth doped, spin defect*, molecular spin*

6 confirmed items have this value.

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  1. ANR-NSF QISE: Hexagonal boron nitride quantum sensors ANR (France); ANR aid allocated EUR 303,771.40; Matched: “Hexagonal boron nitride” in the title
  2. BoNi-SENS: Quantum Sensing with van der Waals Heterostructures based on hexagonal Boron Nitride CORDIS; EU contribution (maximum grant agreed) EUR 2,499,826; Matched: “hexagonal Boron Nitride” in the title
  3. Hexagonal boron nitride quantum sensors Project; Matched: “Hexagonal boron nitride” in the title
  4. Microwave-free scanning quantum magnetometer based on a SiC platform OpenAIRE Graph (national funders); no amount stated; Matched: “SiC” in the title
  5. Computational design of Two-Dimensional Spin-Defects for Quantum Sensing Gateway to Research (United Kingdom); no amount stated; Matched: “Spin-Defects” in the title
  6. Development of quantum sensors with optically accessible spin defects in nanomaterials Gateway to Research (United Kingdom); no amount stated; Matched: “spin defects” in the title