Alan Gordon

Director of Business Development, Physical Sciences

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Low cost, efficient, intracellular cargo delivery

Researchers from Eric Mazur’s lab at Harvard have developed a new intracellular delivery technique using laser-activated thermoplasmonic substrates that can deliver cargos of varying sizes to cells with high efficiency, viability, and throughput.…

Investigators

  • Eric Mazur

Sunlight-induced catalysis for biofuel and electricity generation

A new graphene-based material architecture for facilitating catalysis has been developed in the lab of Professor Lene Hau. The hybrid biological and nano-engineered structure acts as an artificial cell-membrane to control electron and proton…

Investigators

  • Lene V. Hau

Biomimetic heart valve replacement

Researchers from the Disease Biology Group at Harvard have developed tissue-engineered replacement heart valves with a composition, multiscale architecture, and mechanical properties that mimic native valves. The researchers utilize a novel “jet…

Investigators

  • Kevin Kit Parker

Nanophotonic quantum memory for quantum key distribution

Quantum networks have the potential to unlock significant advancements in secure communications. Such networks require nodes which perform quantum processing on a small register of interconnected qubits with long coherence times. Harvard researchers…

Investigators

  • Mikhail D. Lukin
  • Marko Loncar
  • Denis D. Sukachev
  • Christian T. Nguyen
  • Bartholomeus Machielse
  • David Levonian
  • Ralf Riedinger
  • Mihir Keshav Bhaskar

Disinfecting Pathogens on Surfaces and in Air

Pathogens found in the air and on surfaces present a massive global health challenge, threatening human health and food security. The lab of Philip Demokritou at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health has developed Engineered Water…

Investigators

  • Philip Demokritou

Achromatic multi-zone metalens for AR/VR systems

Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) hardware is composed of optical elements, displays, sensors and electronics. Optics in particular are highly important to the quality and experience of AR/VR, and classical optical devices impose…

Investigators

  • Federico Capasso

An achromatic and polarization-insensitive metalens for compact optics

Metasurfaces are a type of flat optics that leverage subwavelength features to control light. Metalenses, a type of metasurface, have emerged as a breakthrough technology to enable compact and efficient optical devices, whereas classical optical…

Investigators

  • Federico Capasso
  • Wei-Ting Chen
  • Alexander Zhu

Quantum Metrology based on Strongly Correlated Matter

Sensors using individual atomic defects in diamond have revolutionized local magnetic sensing. This technology is based on the insight that higher densities of defects can produce more sensitive detectors. However, at very high densities,…

Investigators

  • Mikhail D. Lukin
  • Norman Y. Yao
  • Soonwon Choi

Quantum memory using silicon-vacancy centers in diamond

In the field of diamond-defect-based quantum information processing, electron spins at defect sites sit within a diamond spin-vacuum and external interface is enabled via photon emission. In comparison to nitrogen-vacancy defects in diamond,…

Investigators

  • Mikhail D. Lukin
  • Denis D. Sukachev
  • Christian T. Nguyen
  • Mirir K. Bhaskar
  • Alp Sipahigil
  • Ruffin Evans

Diamond tip for NV (nitrogen vacancy) magnetometry

The ability to map magnetic field distributions with high sensitivity and nanoscale resolution is of crucial importance for fundamental studies ranging from material science to biology, as well as for the development of new applications in…

Investigators

  • Amir Yacoby
  • Xu Zhou
  • Rainer Stohr
  • Ling Xie

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