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Polina Kuzhir

Polina Kuzhir

Professor

Professor in Nanomaterials; MSCA fellow, project 836816 — TURANDOT (2019-2021)

Department of Physics and Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Forestry and Technology

[email protected] | +358 50 566 6624

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Polina Kuzhir specializes in terahertz (THz) and biophotonics, with a focus on the material aspects of low-dimensional and nanocarbon-based materials. Her research centers on optical and quantum biosensing using color centers in diamonds, super-resolution fluorescent bioimaging, and the electromagnetics of two-dimensional (2D) materials such as graphene and carbon nanotubes, aiming to develop advanced THz devices and sensors.

She leads several European projects, including the QuantERA project “Color centers in diamond nanoneedles for intra- and EXTRA-cellular quantum SENSing (EXTRASENS),” which develops quantum biosensors for biomedical applications, and Horizon Europe project “Fluorescent nano-agents for super-resolution bioimaging and sensing (FLORIN),” and contributes to initiatives like the Horizon 2020 project “Micromechanical Bolometer Arrays for THz Hyperspectral Imaging (H-Cube),” which focuses on cutting-edge THz imaging technologies.

Experience (PhD and postdoc) in the field of particle physics.
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3689-0837

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2D materials bioimaging bolometer carbon nanotube color center in diamond CVD synthesis detector fluorophores graphene microwave nanocarbon optical sensing passive device polymer composite quantum sensing spectroscopy super resolution terahertz

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