Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research

This paper develops a method to inject fluorescent nanodiamonds into cell nuclei for quantum sensing, achieving clear intranuclear ODMR signals and temperature mapping.

This paper introduces BISPIN, a framework to quantify weak stochastic magnetic fluctuations in living cells, distinguishing live cells from fixed ones and mapping subcellular magnetic activity.

This paper uses quantum sensors to detect free radicals in Drosophila Parkinson's model, distinguishing Pink1-deficient flies from controls by identifying unique radical signatures.

This paper introduces a lensless fiber-optic quantum-sensing endomicroscopy to map temperature at cellular resolution in the mouse deep brain, revealing heterogeneous temperature changes during anesthesia.

This paper uses quantum sensors to detect persistent oxidative damage in fixed glioblastoma cells after chemotherapy, showing potential for improved cancer diagnostics and treatment monitoring.

This study investigates how the mass density of fluorescent nanodiamonds affects their uptake by tumor spheroids using a 4D light-sheet microscopy assay.

This study investigates how the fluorescence of nitrogen-vacancy nanodiamonds depends on pH, revealing insights into nanoscale electrochemistry and potential applications in pH sensing and fuel technology.