Interview with: Dr David Simpson from the University of Melbourne about diamond quantum probes.
Dr Simpson will present the Materials Today 'Materials in Society' lecture at the the 29th International Conference on Diamond and Carbon Materials in September 2018, entitled "Diamond quantum probes for bio-sensing and imaging".
Read more about Dr Simpson and his work in our recent Lab Profile.
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