Researchers used extremely high pressure and temperature to dope nanodiamonds. They used this approach to dope nanodiamonds with silicon, causing the diamonds to glow a deep red - a property that would make them useful for cell and tissue imaging.
Friday, May 3, 2019
Researchers take a bottom-up approach to synthesizing nanodiamonds for bioimaging, quantum computing
Researchers used extremely high pressure and temperature to dope nanodiamonds. They used this approach to dope nanodiamonds with silicon, causing the diamonds to glow a deep red - a property that would make them useful for cell and tissue imaging.
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