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Gregory Fuchs is an Associate Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics at Cornell University's College of Engineering. He leads the Fuchs Group focusing on quantum information science and spintronics, studying spin and optical degrees of freedom in solid-state materials. His research spans quantum-enhanced sensors, quantum networks, and hybrid quantum systems combining superconducting circuits with magnetic materials.
Research interests include quantum control of defect centers in diamond and wide band-gap materials, magnon-photon interactions in ferrimagnetic structures, and developing advanced magnetic microscopy techniques. His work bridges condensed matter physics, quantum optics, and nanotechnology.
Recent publications demonstrate advances in quantum sensing, magnonic systems, and low-loss quantum devices, with applications spanning quantum computing, nanoscale imaging, and quantum materials characterization. His research consistently explores novel quantum phenomena at the intersection of photonics, mechanics, and spin physics.
Awards and honors:
- Cornell Engineering Research Excellence Award (2020)
- Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (2013)
- Early Faculty Career Award from NSF (2013)
- Early Career Award from DOE (2014)
- Rebecca Q. and James C. Morgan Sesquicentennial Faculty Fellow (2012)
The Fuchs Lab develops unique instrumentation including a time-resolved magneto-thermal microscope and scanning NV center microscope for nanoscale magnetic imaging. Current projects investigate quantum control of spins in novel materials systems and hybrid quantum architectures for information processing.
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