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Using this new control technology, the micro-diamond sensor can detect changes in the magnetic field over a period of time, such as how the neurons in the brain transmit electrical signals to each other; and also accurately measure the magnetic fields generated by some new materials, such as Metamaterials for high-end lenses (artificial composite structures or composites with extraordinary physical properties not found in natural materials) and "invisibility" materials.
As early as 2008, MIT and Harvard University and other research institutions have studied some of the defects of synthetic diamonds that can be used in magnetic sensor technology. Professor Paola Cappellaro of the MIT Nuclear Science and Engineering Institute said that the Nitrogen Vacancy Center (NV) is a natural defect of diamond. It has very sensitive characteristics to the external magnetic field, just as the compass can determine the direction according to the magnetic field. The NV center is also called the diamond color center and emits specific colors, such as purple, yellow, and pink. A diamond that shines brilliantly is actually its internal flaws at work. When many of the NV centers inside the diamond are illuminated by the beam, the NV emits a red light. 
To study the new sensor control technology, Cappellaro's team first illuminates the diamond with a green beam until a red beam is emitted, thus determining the exact location of an NV center. The scientist then applied a microwave field on the nanodiamond sensor to manipulate the electron spin at the center of the NV; this changed the beam intensity emitted by the NV center and adjusted the light intensity to the extent that it relied on both the microwave field and the external magnetic field.
To measure the external magnetic field and the change in the magnetic field over a period of time, the researchers changed the direction of the electron spin at the center of the NV by applying a microwave pulse to the nanosensor. Through these different series of pulses, the staff gathered valid external magnetic field information. This information is then compiled using signal processing techniques and used for reconstruction of the entire magnetic field. “By rebuilding the dynamic external magnetic field, we learned more about the basic phenomena of magnetic field construction itself,†Cappellaro said.
The experiment used a diamond cube with a diameter of 3 mm as a sample; technically, scientists were able to experiment with nanodiamonds with a size of only 10 nm. Workers try to implant neurons on the diamond sensor and let the sensor detect the magnetic field information emitted by the neurons.
In previous experiments, researchers used electrodes to stimulate neurons and detect magnetic fields. However, the method of implanting the electrode is a very obvious invasive behavior. Whether the neuron is affected after being implanted into the electrode and whether it can operate normally as it is is an unknown behavior. Due to its carbon structure, diamond sensors are completely non-invasive after they are implanted into cells, and do not cause any damage or damage to cells and neurons.
Cappellaro explained that the NV center of the diamond sensor can be designed as an array that positions and detects the position of the neurons in an orderly manner, so that the signal transmission between the neurons is successfully detected and cracked.
In evaluating the research results, Cappellaro said: In the future, nano-diamond sensors can achieve real-time brain activity sensing, detecting and understanding how the brain works. Although there are still many unknowns in the future, the technology darling of diamonds has been and continues to bring constant surprises and progress to our research. (Compiled from 'Researchers develop new method to control nanoscale diamond sensors')
Abstract The Institute of Quantum Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has recently developed a new method for controlling nanodiamond sensors that measures the presence of micromagnetic fields. The research results were published in Nature Communications. Take advantage of this new control...
The Institute of Quantum Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has recently developed a new method for controlling nanodiamond sensors that measures the presence of micromagnetic fields. The research results were published in Nature Communications. The optically initialized diamond nitrogen vacancy center (NV) under confocal microscopy was manipulated by the researchers using a coherent control sequence of microwave pulses, and the NV center measured the magnetic field profile over time; these magnetic fields were derived from biological or artificial magnetic sources.