<ul><li>Scientists have found a way to improve the performance of tiny diamond sensors inside living cells using an idea inspired by high-definition television technology.</li><li>This advancement could enhance early disease detection, such as cancer, by monitoring cellular changes in real-time.</li><li>By coating diamond nanoparticles with a special shell mimicking quantum dot LED TVs, researchers were able to protect and enhance their quantum properties for better performance inside cells.</li><li>The new silicon-oxygen shell developed allowed for improved quantum signal, brightness, and charge stability of the nanodiamonds, leading to a breakthrough in controlling quantum behavior at the smallest scales.</li></ul>

Scientists use TV tech to supercharge diamond sensors in cells

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