Extending the coherence of spin defects in hBN enables advanced qubit control and quantum sensing
Roberto Rizzato(University of Freiburg), Dominik B. Bucher(Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology), Ulrich Kentsch, Fleming Bruckmaier(Technical University of Munich), Chenjiang Qian(Schott (Germany)), Martin Schalk(Schott (Germany)), M. Helm(Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf), Jens C. Hermann(Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology), Peirui Ji(Schott (Germany)), Jonathan J. Finley(Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology), Stephan Mohr(Technical University of Munich), Giovanna Salvitti(University of L'Aquila), Joachim P. Leibold(Technical University of Munich), G. V. Astakhov(Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf), Andreas V. Stier(Schott (Germany))
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