Alastair Stacey

Alastair Stacey is a Professor in the School of Science at RMIT University, specializing in quantum physics, materials engineering, and nanotechnology. His research focuses on diamond-based quantum technologies, including quantum sensing, quantum computing, and biomedical applications. He leads projects on diamond nanoparticle engineering, quantum device fabrication, and surface functionalization for advanced sensing systems.

Key research interests include nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond, quantum microscopy, and nanoscale sensors for biomedical and energy applications. He supervises PhD/Masters students in areas like diamond synthesis for quantum devices and quantum sensing technologies. Recent work involves developing telecom-band emitters in diamond and optimizing diamond surface chemistry for enhanced electronic properties.

• Education: Not explicitly stated in provided texts.
• Affiliations: RMIT University, School of Science.
• Grants/Projects: Active in quantum technology and materials science research, supported by collaborative projects in diamond device fabrication.

His articles (15 most recent) span quantum optics, diamond surface engineering, and applications in photovoltaics and biomedical interfaces. He collaborates widely on topics like quantum metrology and 2D materials integration with diamond.