“Exploring Condensed Matter Physics with Quantum Diamond Sensors,” presented by Mark Ku, Harvard University.

Nitrogen vacancy (NV) center in diamond is a solid-state atomic qubit that serves as an excellent magnetic field sensor. Because it is capable of nanoscale resolution and operation over a wide range of temperature, quantum sensing with NV center has emerged as a versatile probe to explore condensed matter phenomena that are inaccessible with other techniques. This talk will discuss two topics being explored with NV centers at Harvard.