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Quantum biosensing
This project aims to develop two complementary technologies. Firstly, a quantum plasmonic biosensor that combines engineered nanostructures with single-photon interrogation to achieve high sensitivity in refractive index and binding affinity measurements. Current biomarkers include pLDH, relevant for malaria detection. Secondly, a nitrogen-vacancy single-photon source engineered to generate stable, low-noise single photons suitable for probing fragile biological systems.