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192:(NV) qubits in diamond to perform quantum operations. These NVs are defects which can be manipulated by electromagnetic waves, and respond by emitting light that can carry quantum information. These NV centers are usually surrounded by other 'spin' defects, which have unknown spin properties. When an NV qubit interacts with a spin defect, it loses its coherent state, and can no longer perform quantum operations. As NV qubits can be identified and controlled using microwave pulses, they can be used to probe their nearby environments. Subsequent microwave pulses and applied magnetic fields can resonantly excite nearby spin defects, ultimately revealing their location. Cappellaro showed that these defects can then be leveraged as additional qubits, which can be briefly entangled with one another to achieve a coherent quantum state. These manifest as spikes in the resonance spectra. Cappellaro measured the spins of these defects using 176:
In 2009, Cappellaro returned to Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she was made Assistant Professor. She serves as Head of the MIT Quantum Engineering Group at the Center for Ultracold Atoms. Cappellaro has developed novel control techniques for electronic and nuclear spin qubits. She
160:(MIT). Her doctorate considered quantum state transfer in spin chains, making use of magnetic-based approaches to understand and explore spin transfer dynamics. She completed her postdoctoral training at the 161: 863: 868: 838: 833: 225: 519: 239:
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Cappellaro is the Ford Professor of Engineering, Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering and Professor of Physics at MIT.
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and quantum information processing. She leads the MIT Quantum Engineering Group at the Center for Ultracold Atoms.
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is an Italian-American engineer who is a Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering at the
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to understand the propagation of spin excitations along a chain of interacting spins.
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In 2020, Cappellaro demonstrated that it is possible to make use of the
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on quantum computation. In 2006, Cappellaro earned her doctorate at the
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Cappellaro, Paola (2014), Nikolopoulos, Georgios M.; Jex, Igor (eds.),
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Quantum Engineering Group
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Institute for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
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diamond-based magnetometers. She pioneered the use of
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for her graduate studies, where she worked alongside
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Quantum information processing in multi-spin systems
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Polytechnic University of Milan
École Centrale Paris
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard University
Thesis
Quantum information processing in multi-spin systems
Doctoral advisor
David G. Cory
Quantum Engineering Group
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
electron-spin resonance
nuclear magnetic resonance
Italy
Polytechnic University of Milan
École Centrale Paris
United States
David G. Cory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Institute for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
Harvard University
nitrogen-vacancy center
nuclear magnetic resonance
nitrogen-vacancy
electron-spin resonance
Air Force Research Laboratory
Fellow of the American Physical Society
Nature
Bibcode
2008Natur.455..644M

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