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      "title": "Telecom-compatible quantum emitters in SiC crystals: fundamentals of spin interactions and device engineering",
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      "funding_scheme": "NGF - Quantum Delta NL Quantum Technologie 2022 2022",
      "department": "Exacte en Natuurwetenschappen",
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      "summary_nl": "Telecom-quantum huwelijk met metaalatomen in halfgeleiders\n\nQuantum technologie kan ons internet veiliger maken en betere sensoren geven. Veel is nog onbekend rond de vraag welke materialen het meest geschikt zijn om zulke technologie te bouwen. Dit project gaat voortbouwen op de recente ontdekking dat het toevoegen van losse metaalatomen aan een veel gebruikt halfgeleidermateriaal een quantum-geheugen of -sensor geeft die zich goed laat instellen en uitlezen met de kleur licht die past in de glasvezels van het internet. Het onderzoek wil beter begrijpen welke metaalatomen hiervoor het meest geschikt zijn, en hoe ze gecontroleerd kunnen worden in een halfgeleider device.",
      "summary_en": "Metal atoms in semiconductors go quantum-telecom\n\nQuantum technology can make the internet more secure and provide better sensors. Much is still unknown about which materials are most suited for building such technology. This project builds on the recent discovery that adding individual metal atoms to a widely-used semiconductor material provides a quantum memory or sensor that can be set and read-out with the same colour of light that is used in the fibre-optics of the internet. The research aims to better understand which metal atoms are most suitable for this, and how they can be controlled inside a semiconductor device.",
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