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Associate Professor Jean-Philippe Tetienne is a physicist at RMIT University's School of Science, specializing in quantum technologies, condensed matter physics, and optical microscopy. He holds an ARC Future Fellowship and leads an ARC Discovery Project. His research focuses on magneto-optical properties of nanomaterials, quantum sensing techniques, and applications in magnetic imaging. Tetienne coordinates HDR programs for physics and collaborates on projects like quantum sensors for solar cells and nanodiamond-based voltage sensors. He supervises PhD/master’s research in areas such as quantum transducers and silk-embedded nanodiamonds for wound monitoring.
Key roles include Principal Research Fellow (2025–present), Senior Research Fellow (2021–2024), and ARC DECRA Fellow (2015–2021). His work spans quantum spin microscopy, diamond-based sensors, and van der Waals materials. Awards include ARC Future Fellow and involvement in international standards for quantum technologies via ISO/IEC JTC1.
Research outputs include over 120 publications in journals like Advanced Materials, Nature Communications, and ACS Photonics, focusing on spin defects in solids, magnetic imaging, and quantum engineering. His lab develops compact devices for practical quantum sensing applications, emphasizing precision and scalability.
Service contributions include committee roles in quantum standards and membership in the Australian Institute of Physics. Tetienne’s group website details ongoing projects, including quantum magnetic microscopy and nanodiamond-doped materials for biomedical and industrial applications.
