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Professor of Physics @OxfordPhysics. Fellow @MagdalenOxford. Also at https://t.co/7a0Benu7X1 and https://t.co/R0AsWhFMTL

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Arzhang Ardavan
1 year
Another important step towards quantum technologies based on atomic spins on surfaces from colleagues @QNSscience: the very high electric fields available in the STM allow for strong driving of ESR transitions, giving rise to the creation and control of dressed states.
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@ArzhangArdavan
Arzhang Ardavan
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High spin nuclei hyperfine coupled to electron spin qubits offer a valuable quantum resource. For example, we can use them to implement quantum error correction algorithms more efficiently than qubit-based codes of equivalent effectiveness:
journals.aps.org
The authors propose a quantum memory, implemented on a spin-7/2 nucleus coupled to an electron spin-1/2 qubit, which provides $X$, $Y$, and $Z$ error correction using fewer quantum resources than the...
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Arzhang Ardavan
2 years
Just imagine if you could build quantum technologies by assembling qubits using atom manipulation in the STM. In a major step towards this, experiments @QNSscience have demonstrated universal quantum control on TiH qubits on MgO using ESR-STM:
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Arzhang Ardavan
2 years
With colleagues @MPSDHamburg and @unipr we have used the Nernst effect to explore fluctuations in the exotic superconductor K3C60. Surprisingly for an isotropic system, we detect fluctuations at temperatures up to four times Tc! Read all about it in PRX:
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Precursors of superconductivity well above the critical temperature in K${}_{3}$C${}_{60}$ imply the presence of Cooper pairs at high temperature, which may help explain why light can raise the...
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Arzhang Ardavan
3 years
Epitaxial strain in ferroelectric multilayers gives rise to rich textures in the order parameter, witnessed, via spin-electric couplings, by embedded magnetic ions. Here, we explore ferroelectric vortices in PTO/STO superlattices using ESR on Fe dopants:
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Solid-state materials are currently being explored as a platform for the manipulation of spins for spintronics and quantum information science. More broadly, a wide spectrum of ferroelectric materi...
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Arzhang Ardavan
3 years
I am proud to be associated with this work reporting on real-world outcomes for patients who have received revolutionary chimeric antigen receptors cell (CAR-T) therapies for high grade lymphomas through NHS England’s cancer drugs fund:
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CD19 CAR-T have emerged as a new standard treatment for relapsed/refractory (r/r) large B-cell lymphoma (LBCL). CAR-T real-world (RW) outcomes published to date suggest significant variability...
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Arzhang Ardavan
4 years
What is quantum-coherent nanoscience? Coordinated by @QNSscience, I and a global team of colleagues had much fun in the process of trying to formulate an answer. Our attempt is published today in NNano:.
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Arzhang Ardavan
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Various unusual features emerge in superconductors close to a Mott transition. Work led by colleagues @MPSDHamburg indicates that a light-induced superconducting state might be among them:
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Resonant optical excitation of certain molecular vibrations in $\ensuremath{\kappa}\text{\ensuremath{-}}(\mathrm{BEDT}\text{\ensuremath{-}}\mathrm{TTF}{)}_{2}\mathrm{Cu}[\mathrm{N}(\mathrm{CN}{)}_{...
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Arzhang Ardavan
4 years
This paper is contextualised splendidly by @RSessoli.
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Arzhang Ardavan
4 years
With colleagues at @ICMol_UV, we have demonstrated coherent control of a molecular nanomagnet clock transition using electric fields, and gained insights into the mechanisms underlying molecular spin-electric couplings. Read all about it today in NPhys!
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Nature Physics - Through chemical design, the spins in molecular nanomagnets may be used as electrically tunable qubits. Electrical control of molecular distortion enables manipulation of the...
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@ArzhangArdavan
Arzhang Ardavan
4 years
We have plucked the first fruit of an excellent collaboration with colleagues in Berkeley, Prague and Oxford. (Thanks also to @profanalytis for arranging my visit in 2019 that kicked it off.) .
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Arzhang Ardavan
4 years
RT @AFMDGroup: Yeah😀: Congrats to Alberto Privitera et al. for their publications on using electron spin resonance to further our understan….
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We use the electron spin as a probe to gain insight into the mechanism of molecular doping in a p-doped zinc phthalocyanine host across a broad range of temperatures (80–280 K) and doping concentra...
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Arzhang Ardavan
4 years
RT @QNSscience: Are you an STM user wanting the incredible resolution made possible by using the ESR-STM technique?.QNS has created a tutor….
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Arzhang Ardavan
4 years
RT @KaiYangSTM: Check out our newest paper where the powerful ESR-STM allows us to reveal the interesting quantum states in artificial magn….
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