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Press Release 11-223
Diamonds, Silver and the Quest for Single Photons
Tiny crystal towers enlighten understanding of photon emission, could inspire diamond microchips for quantum computing
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Imperfections (known as color centers) in the diamond can give the crystals a characteristic color. Nitrogen in these tiny diamonds (top) turns them yellow. The chip at the bottom consists of diamond layered on silver.
Credit: Photo by Eliza Grinnell / Harvard SEAS |
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SEM image of the diamond nanoposts. Each one is approximately 100nm wide and 200nm tall. A nanometer is a billionth of a meter.
Credit: Jennifer Choy, Harvard University |
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The optical table in Marko Loncar's laboratory at Harvard University.
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