ERC Advanced Grant · 2024
Single-spin magnetic resonance spectroscopy and imaging
Magnetic resonance spectroscopy studies matter by probing the resonant frequencies and couplings of paramagnetic nuclei and unpaired electrons. It is a cornerstone of modern science, with numerous applications in condensed-matter physics, materials science, chemistry, biology, and medical imaging. A counterpart is low sensitivity. Conventional spectrometers need large numbers of identical objects to detect a signal. This is an issue for systems with inhomogeneous properties, since their ensemble linewidth is then larger than the linewidth of the individual objects, which limits spectral resolution. The vision of ONESPIN is to apply magnetic resonance spectroscopy to individual objects,…
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