The 2024 Nebraska Research and Innovation Conference -- Diamond Quantum Sensing: Challenges and Opportunities -- will take place Thursday, March 14, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in downtown Lincoln. This all-day meeting includes invited speakers and poster sessions with student and post-doctoral researchers from Nebraska' EQUATE project. The cost to attend this event is free, however pre-registration is required: NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, MARCH 1.
Annual NRIC events are conducted by Nebraska EPSCoR with funding via NSF OIA-2044049 (Nebraska's Emergent QUAntum materials and TEchnologies "EQUATE" research collaboration).
Registration closes early March!
Shimon Kolkowitz , UC Berkeley
Chunhui Du, Georgia Institute of Technology
Peter Maurer, University of Chicago
Carlos Meriles, City College of New York
Nathalie de Leon, Princeton University
Michael Flatté, University of Iowa
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Reproduced with permission from the journal Advanced Optical Materials*
This image--from a collaboration by Mohammadjavad Dowran, Andrew Butler, Suvechhya Lamichhane, Adam Erickson, Ufuk Kilic, Sy-Hwang Liou, Christos Argyropoulos, and Abdelghani Laraoui--depicts Plasmon Enhanced Quantum Properties of Single Photon Emitters with Hybrid Hexagonal Boron Nitride Silver Nanocube Systems and was produced with funding via Nebraska's NSF-funded EQUATE project, OIA-2044049.
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