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Professor Mete Atature. ... Mete Atature: 44 (0)1223 766 465. Email: ma424(at)cam.ac.uk.

Three awards were made earlier this year are as follows:. Dr Mete Atatüre and Dr Jason Robinson (Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy) will work on “Revealing Quantum Magnetism at Oxide Interfaces ... Dr Erika Eiser, Dr Pietro Cicuta, Dr

Winton Scholars that started in 2013/14. Mr Jan BeitnerSupervisor: Dr Mete AtatüreAtomic, Mesoscopic and Optical Physics Group“Strong coupling of nitrogen-vacancy colour centres in nanodiamonds”. ... Suchitra Sebastian, Mr Florian Schroeder, Dr

Revealing Quantum Magnetism at Oxide Interfaces via Diamond-Based nano-MRIDr Mete Atatüre (Atomic, Mesoscopic and Optical Physics Group) and Dr Jason Robinson (Depart-ment of Materials Science & Metallurgy). ... It was a collaborative effort between the

ANNUAL REPORT. 2016. The Winton Programme for the Physics of Sustainability began with a £20 million donation by David Harding and has now. been operating for five years, during which the Programme has invested in numerous research topics related

ANNUAL REPORT. 2017. This is the sixth Annual Report of the Winton Programme for the Physics of Sustainability and provides information about some of the activities and research highlights that have been enabled by the £20 million donation by David

Search site. Maxwell Centre. Apply to impulse. To apply for the impulse 2024 Programme please complete and submit our application form below by 17 March 2024. Application process. impulse 2024 applications close on 17 March 2024. After you have

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

Mete Atature: 44 (0)1223 766 465. Email: ma424(at)cam.ac.uk.

Congratulations to Dr Mete Atatüre and Dr Jason Robinson who have received Leverhulme Trust awards. ... Dr Mete Atatüre, Fellow and Director of Studies in Physics and Astrophysics at St John's College, has been awarded a Leverhulme Trust Research