The detection of faint magnetic fields from single-electron and nuclear spins at the atomic
scale is a long-standing challenge in physics. While current mobile quantum sensors …

The field of nanoscale magnetic resonance imaging (NanoMRI) was started 30 years ago. It
was motivated by the desire to image single molecules and molecular assemblies, such as …

As a primary energy source, electricity drives broad fields from everyday electronic circuits to
industrial chemical catalysis. From a chemistry viewpoint, studying electric field effects on …

Spin-crossover complexes, valued for their bistability, are extensively studied due to their
numerous potential applications. A primary challenge in this molecular class is to identify …

Molecular semiconductors (MSCs) are known as ideal candidates for constructing room‐
temperature spin‐charge interactive devices due to their long spin lifetimes and abundant …

The nuclear spin, being much more isolated from the environment than its electronic
counterpart, presents opportunities for quantum experiments with prolonged coherence …

Control over quantum systems is typically achieved by time-dependent electric or magnetic
fields. Alternatively, electronic spins can be controlled by spin-polarized currents. Here, we …

Recent advances in scanning probe microscopy combined with electron spin resonance
have revealed that localized electron spins on or near surfaces can be utilized as building …

The emergence of effective S= 1/2 spins at the edges of S= 1 Haldane spin chains is one of
the simplest examples of fractionalization. Whereas there is indirect evidence of this …

Electron-spin resonance carried out with scanning tunneling microscopes (ESR-STM) is a
recently developed experimental technique that is attracting enormous interest on account of …