MetrologY at the Nanoscale with Diamonds - MYND
Project summary
The Magnetometry on the Nanoscale with Diamonds (MyND) project seeks to improve sensors based on nitrogen vacancy (NV) defect centres in diamonds by through new theoretical insights and by the application of novel techniques to magnetic field imaging. These insights will be subsequently applied to generating new knowledge about oxygen sensing and the behaviour of singlet oxygen in SiO2 matrices as well as to opening up a new window on research about the fluid- and magneto-dynamics of self-directed magnetic microdevices. The result of the project will be new scientific understanding of NV centre physics that will improve sensing, in particular of magnetic fields, but also of temperature and pressure. The knowledge gained has the potential to open new technologies (e.g., novel oxygen sensors) and improve other technological fields (e.g., manufacture of magnetic nanoparticles and development of self-propelled microdevices).Project Details
Call
Call 2014
Call Topic
Functional Materials Focusing on Sensors
Project start
01.10.2015
Project end
30.09.2018
Total project costs
309.968 €
Total project funding
309.968 €
TRL
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Coordinator
Dr. Ruvin Ferber
ferber@latnet.lv
Laser Centre of the University of Latvia, Rainis Boulevard 19, LV-1586 Riga, Latvia
Partners and Funders Details
Consortium Partner | Country | Funder | |
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Laser Centre of the University of Latvia https://www.lasercentre.lv |
University | Latvia | LV-VIAA |
Center for Physical Sciences and Technology https://www.ftmc.lt |
Research org. | Lithuania | LT-RCL |
Institute for Solid State Physics http://www.cfi.lu.lv/ |
Research org. | Latvia | LV-VIAA |