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November 2009:
What does Prime Minister Kevin Rudd think of NANODIAMONDS??
Find Out HERE
September 2009:
Mr Faraz Ahmed has joined the QMAppgroup as a PhD candidate. Welcome Faraz.
September 2009:
Marathon Man
183rd of 2456 runners
3h20'49"
- Congratulations Carlo!
September 2009:
Collaboration between QMApp and CUDOS Macquarie has resulted in an Optics Express paper Single photon emission from diamond nanocrystals in an opal photonic crystal
August 2009:
Congratulations Carlo (and Torsten and Jim), his first paper accepted to NANO LETTERS!! Joint work with Dr Amanda Barnard from CSIRO.
April 2009:
Jim and Carlo on ABC Catalyst: Link to Catalyst
Yesterday's news
February 2009:
Mr Matthew Clarke has joined the QMAppgroup as a PhD candidate. Welcome back Matt.
February 2009:
Dr Torsten Gaebel has won a prestigeous Macquarie University Research Fellowship. To commence May 2009.
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Joint paper with MQ and the University of Queensland colleagues accepted to the journal SMALL.
December 2008:
Carlo already on the conference circuit, persented a talk on nanodiamond based magnetometry.
August 2008:
Mr Carlo Bradac has joined the QMApp group as a PhD candidate.
April 2008:
Mr Torsten Gaebel has joined the QMApp group.
February 2008:
Dr Nishen Naidoo has joined the QMApp group. He will be researching in the area of nanodiamonds for bio applications.
December 2007:
Atomic force microscope installed and operational!
November 2007:
We are measuring single atoms in diamond
October 2007:
QMapp publications: New Journal of Physics article accepted arXiv online
October 2007:
QMApp publications: Nano Letters article now online
August 2007:
QMApp Labs ALMOST fully commissioned
July/Aug 2007:
Post-docs Dr Joanne Harrison and Dr Yan-Hua Zhai join the QMApp group
Links:
Quantum Materials and Applications
We are a cross-disciplinary research group pursuing science in Quantum information as well as Life Sciences.
We are actively recruiting PhD and MsC students (click here). Please email Dr James Rabeau if you have an interest in any of these positions: jrabeau @ ics.mq.edu.au.
Cutting edge
New and exciting technologies in quantum information using diamond.
Cross-disciplinary
QMApp are forging new collaborations and research streams between the physical and life sciences. One of our current aims is to design and develop novel techniques to fabricate, detect, track and monitor diamond based biological markers.
