Topic: diamond

Investigate quantum materials for sensing, including nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond, with the NIMS Semiconductor Defect Design Group. Work includes electron-spin-resonance characterization of color centers, crystal processing to control their structures, and analysis of defects and impurities. One position with a negotiable start in January 2027 or later. The initial appointment is for one year, renewable after annual review up to five years; published monthly salary JPY 345,425. Applications are accepted until the position is filled. Upload a ZIP through the official role page’s Box link

Defects in diamond provide optically readable electron spins that can sense magnetic fields under demanding conditions. This seminar connects nitrogen-vacancy centres to diamond growth and defect engineering, then examines sensing applications. A particular focus is the study of superconducting materials under high pressure using diamond-anvil cells.