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Precision of 0.28 nanometers: a new method finds a single defect in diamond, like a grain of sand in a swimming pool.
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A single atom in diamond works like a tiny magnet. The new method reveals its exact location with sub-nanometer precision. This opens the way to scanning molecules inside living cells.
🎯 These defects are so sensitive they detect the magnetic field of a single proton—it's like hearing a whisper from across an ocean.