Controlling spin waves for quantum devices and sustainable IT | TU Delft Quantum researchers

In this video, Toeno van der Sar, professor in Quantum Sensing in the Quantum Nanoscience department at TU Delft, explores the fascinating world of magnetism at the micro to nanometre scale. Discover how the Van der Sar Lab use electrons in diamond to create ultra-sensitive microscopes that map tiny magnetic fields. Learn about their innovative technique to visualise spin waves in ultrathin magnetic materials and how this knowledge could pave the way for energy-efficient information technology. Join Toeno in his quest to harness the astonishing properties of materials like superconductivity and magnetism, aiming to develop new devices and more sustainable IT. Timestamps: 00:00:00 Meet Toeno van der Sar: Professor of Quantum Sensing at Delft University of Technology 00:00:16 Using diamonds as a sensor 00:00:41 Waves carrying information on a chip 00:00:55 Realising new information technology 00:01:07 Controlling spin waves with superconductors 00:01:17 New devices and more sustainable IT More about this research: https://edu.nl/qdewj More about Toeno van der Sar: https://edu.nl/d7xyw