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7 Oct 2016: of an integrated circuit,” said Professor Mete Atatüre of Cambridge’s Cavendish Laboratory, one of the paper’s senior authors. ... Credit: Mete Atature. Search research. Keyword search. Go. Sign up to receive our weekly research email.

4 Oct 2016: ️— Mete Atature (@MeteAtature) October 4, 2016.

7 Feb 2024: Professor Mete Atatüre, Head of the Cavendish Laboratory, said: “By pooling their resources and expertise, the various foundations have boosted the impact of their support and are able to collectively fund

5 Dec 2023: Mete Atatüre. Researchers led by the University of Cambridge used a technique known as diamond quantum sensing to observe swirling textures and faint magnetic signals on the surface of hematite, a ... The magnets we use every day have two poles: north

11 Feb 2022: Professor Mete Atature, who supervised the work, adds “now that we have identified optically accessible isolated spins at room temperature in this material, the next steps will be to understand their ... Mete Atature is a Fellow of St John's College,

6 Nov 2015: Professor Mete Atature from the Department of Physics, is one of the supervisors of the Centre for Doctoral Training in Graphene Technology.

29 Oct 2018: The Quantum Flagship work in Cambridge is being coordinated by Professor Mete Atature of the Cavendish Laboratory and Professor Andrea Ferrari, Director of the Cambridge Graphene Centre. ... Inset images: Mete Atature and Andrea Ferrari; Artist’s

15 Feb 2021: Mete Atatüre. The researchers, from the University of Cambridge, were able to inject a ‘needle’ of highly fragile quantum information in a ‘haystack’ of 100,000 nuclei. ... in a haystack,” said Professor Mete Atatüre from Cambridge’s

18 Feb 2014: Mete Atature. Scientists have successfully tested a new way of using miniscule fragments of diamond to transmit information, a method which could eventually lead to the development of new computing and ... Dr Mete Atatüre, a Fellow of St John’s

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