PhD scholarship in Quantum Imaging and Sensing with Single Photon Emitters

This PhD scholarship offers an opportunity to explore the advantages of photon correlation microscopy for sensing in practical biological systems. The successful candidate will develop new theoretical and modelling approaches in quantum sensing and imaging using single photon emitters, such as the nitrogen-vacancy colour centre in diamond. The developed approaches will be tested by experimental colleagues, and the work will involve collaboration with other universities in Australia and abroad. This project is ideal for candidates with a strong background in quantum mechanics and an interest in applying theory and modelling to practical tasks in biological imaging and sensing.