PhD scholarship in Quantum Imaging and Sensing with Single Photon Emitters

PhD scholarship in Quantum Imaging and Sensing with Single Photon Emitters

This scholarship will explore the advantage of photon correlation microscopy for sensing in practical biological systems. The student will develop new approaches, which will be tested by our experimental colleagues. This work will also involve collaboration with other universities in Australia and abroad.

Theory and modelling pertaining to quantum sensing and imaging using single photon emitters, such as the nitrogen-vacancy colour centre in diamond

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$35,886

One (1).

Suitable Bachelor degree with Honours or Masters. More information regarding eligibility can be found at How to Apply

01/08/2026

Candidates should apply through the application portal, more details regarding how to apply can be found at How to Apply.

Please contact the principle supervisor Andrew Greentree at andrew.greentree@rmit.edu.au

This project would suit a candidate with a degree in physics or computer science, with strong skills in quantum mechanics, with an interest in the application of theory and modelling to practical tasks in biological imaging and sensing.

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