As a part of the CNR NANO 2021 Second Semester Colloquia, Dr. Claudio Bonizzoni is giving the talk: “Coherent Manipulation and Readout of Molecular Spins through Microwave Planar Superconducting Resonators” next thursday october 7th at 15:00 (3 p.m., italian time).
New website is online!!
We are happy to announce that our new website is finally ready and online. Feel free to share the link among all your contacts: https://www.lowtlab.unimore.it/. Please, stay tuned!!
Website is under Construction
Our new website is finally under construction!!
Remembering Dante Gatteschi
The LowT Lab remembers Prof. Dante Gatteschi (Emeritus Professor at the University of Florence), who sadly passed away a few days ago. Dante Gatteschi was the italian pioneer of Molecular Magnetism and his work and career has been source of
NEW PAPER!! Storage and Retrieval of Electronic Spin Coherence using Nuclear Spins in a Vanadyl Paddlewheel
Our paper on “Storage and Retrieval of Electronic Spin Coherence using Nuclear Spins in a Vanadyl Paddlewheel” is finally online on Journal of the American Chemical Society (J.A.C.S.): https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.6c10524 Abstract: Electronic and nuclear spins are complementary carriers of quantum information:
NANO Colloquia 2026 – Claudio Bonizzoni
Claudio Bonizzoni will give the seminar “Exploring Quantum Technologies with molecular spin-based hybrid quantum circuits” as a part of the NANO Colloquia 2026 of the CNR NANO. Further information can be found at this link, while the abstract is reported
UniMORE is now partner of NQSTI
The University of Modena and Reggio Emilia has officially joined the National Quantum Science and Technology Institute (NQSTI), the italian consortium born for stimulating research on Quantum Science and Technologies. Check the news here.
CNR NANO Activity Report 2026 and Highlight
The CNR NANO Activity Report 2026 is finally available online at this link: www.nano.cnr.it/institute-reports/ Check also our Highlight on “Exploring hybrid spins-superconducting circuits for quantum technologies” (Solid-state Quantum Technology section).
NEW PREPRINT!! Storage and retrieval of electronic spin coherence using nuclear spins in a vanadyl paddlewheel
Our new preprint on “Storage and retrieval of electronic spin coherence using nuclear spins in a vanadyl paddlewheel” is finally on-line at the following link: chemrxiv.15003695/v1 Abstract: “Electronic and nuclear spins are complementary carriers of quantum information: whereas nuclear spins
Remembering Valdis Corradini
The Low Temperature Lab remembers Dr. Valdis Corradini (CNR NANO S3), who sadly passed away a few days ago. Valdis have been collaborating with our lab for a long time (see also here).
Celebrating the “World Quantum Day” – april 14
The LowT Lab is celebrating the “World Quantum Day”, a day dedicated to Quantum Science and Technologies. Check the website here. Further information can be found also here.
NEW PAPER! Quantum sensing of time-dependent magnetic signals with molecular spins
Our new paper on “Quantum sensing of time-dependent magnetic signals with molecular spins” is finally on line on Physical Review Applied (with Open Access) at the following page: https://doi.org/10.1103/56hv-qp5d Abstract: “Molecular spins offer a promising platform for quantum sensing, particularly
NEW PAPER! Coherent coupling between YBCO superconducting resonators and sub-micrometer-thick YIG films
Our paper on “Coherent coupling between YBCO superconducting resonators and sub-micrometer-thick YIG films” is finally on-line on Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials at this page, as a part of the Special Issue “Trends in Magnetism: Selected Papers from the