- Associate Professor David Simpson
Research Fellow in Quantum Sensing, School of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Melbourne
Diamonds reveal neural secrets
A new diamond voltage imaging microscope will give us more insight into the neural micro-circuitry that runs our brains, say University of Melbourne experts
Looking inside a pigeon’s ear using quantum technology
Quantum microscopy can study biological cells containing tiny magnetic structures, including those within a pigeon’s ear, shows University of Melbourne research
Magnetic teeth revealed using quantum imaging
Tougher than stainless steel, magnetite is a biomineral in mollusc teeth; now imaged using quantum technology by scientists including University of Melbourne.
Quantum 2.0: At the beating heart of biology
As the University of Melbourne joins the IBM Quantum Network, advances in quantum mechanics could answer the question posed by Erwin Schrödinger: What is life?
The Quantum sensing revolution
As the University of Melbourne joins the IBM Quantum Network, we explore what quantum sensors can tell us about the level below the atom and the new questions
What has Quantum ever done for me?
As the University of Melbourne joins the IBM Quantum Network we look at new quantum sensing tools that are revealing an unseen level of detail.
Putting cells through their paces
Scientists are putting human cells through micro-obstacle courses designed to replicate the mechanics inside our bodies and better test drug effectiveness.