PhD scholarship in Spin defects in 2D materials for nanoscale quantum sensing

This scholarship opportunity is for students with a strong physics background interested in conducting experimental research into the optical and quantum properties of novel nanomaterials for nanoscale sensing applications. The research focuses on spin defects in 2D materials and their applications in quantum sensing at the nanoscale. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of Dr Jean-Philippe Tetienne and will be enrolled in the PhD (Applied Physics) program at RMIT University. The research involves both experimental and theoretical work, requiring a strong background in optics, condensed matter physics, and quantum physics.