Unveiling the minute nanoscale magnetic realm with the Qnami ProteusQ

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by Alexander Stark, co-founder and CIO of Qnami, and Peter Rickhaus, application scientist of Qnami, in partnership with IOP/PhysicsWorld

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Beginn: 07/01/21

Ort: Online

Presented by Alexander Stark, co-founder and CIO of Qnami, and Peter Rickhaus, application scientist of Qnami, in partnership with IOP/PhysicsWorld

In recent years, the need for novel materials to boost storage and computation capabilities to keep up with the ongoing quantum revolution has increased tremendously. Nanoscale magnetism plays a crucial role in the identification of ideal candidate materials for such a challenge. Standard magnetic imaging techniques, however, can not reveal magnetic properties at the nanoscale without invasively perturbing the materials' magnetic configuration.

Here enters Qnami ProteusQ: the first patented and complete quantum microscope system. It is the first scanning NV (nitrogen-vacancy) magnetometer for the analysis of magnetic materials at the atomic scale. Its proprietary quantum technology provides high-precision images that allow scientists and engineers to see directly the most subtle properties of their samples and the effect of microscopic changes in their design or fabrication processes.

In this talk, we will show how quantum sensing enables us to measure magnetic fields that have never been measurable before. We will provide an overview of the different magnetic imaging modalities of ProteusQ and put this in context of cutting-edge materials science research.

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