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22 Feb 2019: Mete Atatüre. Quantum dots are crystals made up of thousands of atoms, and each of these atoms interacts magnetically with the trapped electron. ... Led by Professor Mete Atatüre from Cambridge's Cavendish Laboratory, the researchers are exploiting

26 Jun 2024: In Cambridge, the newly funded project has initiated a new connection between the Cavendish Laboratory and the Institute of Astronomy. ... physics,” said Professor Mete Atatüre, Head of the Cavendish Laboratory.

Led by Professor Mete Atatüre, a Fellow at St John’s College, University of Cambridge, the research group, located at the Cavendish Laboratory, exploit the laws of quantum physics and optics ... Credit: Mete Atatüre. Atatüre said: “Quantum dots

26 Jun 2024: About the Fellowship Open Call & Selection Panel. The selection panel consisted of Suchitra Sebastian (Director, Cavendish Arts Science and Professor of Physics, Cavendish Laboratory), Susan Smith (Mistress, Girton College), Haroon Mirza ... Artist),

Professor Peter Johnstone was kept alive by a ventilator after he caught Covid at the start of the pandemic. ... Dr Dorian Gangloff is a postdoctoral research fellow in the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge, working in the group of

Dr Dorian Gangloff is a postdoctoral research fellow in the Cavendish Laboratory at the University of Cambridge, working in the group of Professor Mete Atatüre, physicist and Fellow of St ... to transition to a permanent research post, while benefiting

18 Oct 2016: device and the. photoluminescence image from the active area of WSe2. The isolated. bright spot corresponds to a quantum emitter generating a stream of. single photons. Image courtesy of Mete Atatüre. ... manyemitters that are

26 Mar 2024: Professor Mete Atatüre Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS, THE CAVENDISH LABORATORY. ... The foundations for Nu Quantum’s breakthrough lie in Dr Carmen Palacios-Berraquero’s work during her time as a researcher at the

7 Nov 2019: These thin, organic films do minimal damage in the brain, and their electrical properties are well-suited for these types of applications,” said George Malliaras, Cambridge’s Prince Philip Professor of ... disease. Meanwhile, Professor Malliaras is