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AFM measurements using the OptistatSXM and attoAFM I

This demonstrates AFM measurements can be obtained using an OptistatSXM and attoAFM I.

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Operation of Terahertz quantum cascade lasers

The operation of quantum cascade lasers using a cryofree™ optical cryostat has been demonstrated.

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Dynamic Nuclear Polarisation technology increases the potential of NMR spectroscopy

Dynamic nuclear polarisation offers up to a 10,000-fold signal-to-noise ratio increase and intergrated DNP-NMR’s increased sensitivity provides the possibility of studying low-sensitivity nuclei such as 13C and 15N.

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High precision control of nuclear spins for quantum computation

The successful demonstration of coherent control over nuclear spins, using an all-electrical semiconductor nanoscale device. They also demonstrated coherent oscillations with all possible transitions in all constituent nuclides (types of nuclei) of the device.

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Low temperature photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy on quantum dots

This article provides an overview of the Photoluminescence application, its associated experimental problems and how they can be overcome.

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Materials design toward gigantic magnetoelectric response

The experimental observation of gigantic magnetocapacitance and magnetoelectric effect has been achieved in rare-earth manganites  such as TbMnO3.

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MicrostatMO evaluation performed at Oxford University

Dr Taylor performed a series of measurements to characterise the performance of the MicrostatMO within an optical system designed for quantum dot research. Overall the results are very positive.

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New functionality of erbium-doped crystalline Si for electro-optical memory applications

In the past decade, considerable research has been aimed at designing storage devices for use in optoelectronics and photonics.  Here we show that c-Si:Er has come of age by demonstrating full write-read-erase optical memory functionality for Si:Er structures.

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Probing the lightly hole-doped high-Tc superconductor with low temperature STM

The band structure theory predicts that high-Tc superconductors should behave as metals, however superconductivity appears inside a so-called pseudogap state for underdoped material and close to an antiferromagnetic mott-insulator.

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