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Diamond are a tooth's best friend

High-Quality Diamond Microparticles Containing SiV Centers Grown by Chemical Vapor Deposition with Preselected Seeds - now published in Journal of Materials Chemistry C pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

We extend a warm welcome to The University of Hong Kong as our new #NAIMemberInstitution! As the city's oldest tertiary establishment, HKU is a renowned public research university that was founded in 1887. To learn more about HKU, visit: ow.ly/hhJC50RsTsz

Diamonds are for … #quantum sensing inside a cell? The Lab of Prof Chu Zhiqin @ Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering #HKU make diamond quantum nanosensors that allow scientists to study intracellular processes in great detail and can also help doctors detect cancer.

How to produce innovative research? In this series we learn from HKU’s leading scientists.  Prof Zhiqin Chu, an inventor who works at the intersection of physics, engineering, medicine and biology: “You need to accumulate a lot of failure!” hkutechie.hku.hk/hkutechie/#hku…

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The research team led by Professor Zhiqin Chu from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at #HKU is pushing the boundaries of #diamond technology for industrial applications. The team has developed a mass-manufacturable hybrid heater-thermometer microsensor

Nature research paper: Scalable production of ultraflat and ultraflexible diamond membrane nature.com/articles/s4158…

Yesterday at HKU’s Tam Wing Fan Innovation Wing Two, Professor Zhiqin Chu from the Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering and Professor Yuan Lin from the Department of Mechanical Engineering held a press conference to present their revolutionary diamond exfoliation

Scientists say they’ve found simple way to turn diamonds into flexible membrane sc.mp/34ir8?utm_sour… via South China Morning Post

Office tape is an effective tool for making ultrathin diamond pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/o…