Any STEM majors. Past/current Barrett fellows are from physics, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering.
-2nd Year Students
-3rd Year Students
-4th Year Students- Seniors
-ASU Online Barrett Honors Students (fully remote work)
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Tempe Fully remote/Remote considered
Our overarching research calls for a multidisciplinary endeavor to develop spin-based quantum sensing technologies and their applications to biological and molecular systems.
We are particularly interested in the nitrogen-vacancy defects in diamond crystal as a solid-state quantum sensor. Surrounding this general topic, we offer flexible project opportunities mindfully curated for enthusiastic undergraduate researchers. For example, in the past, Barrett fellows have successfully contributed to projects at various levels of independence, such as (1) analytical/numerical simulations of diffusing spins; (2) software control of robotic system for applying vector magnetic fields; (3) design, fabrication, and test of microwave PCB board for spin control; (4) design and machining of customized magnet mounts; (5) design and 3D-printing of polarizer mounts.
Enthusiasm in quantum information science and engineering (QISE). We have a very multidisciplinary research team. Please refer to our website for details. https://sites.google.com/view/equbs-lab/opportunities
Mouzhe Xie
Tempe; Flexible to remote and/or in-person