Rate My Professor Gavin Morley

Professor Gavin Morley is a Professor of Physics in the Department of Physics at the University of Warwick, where he leads a research group developing quantum science and technology based on nitrogen-vacancy colour centres in diamond. He earned his undergraduate degree and PhD in Physics from the University of Oxford. Morley has held fellowships from the 1851 Royal Commission and the Royal Society, and his research has received support from UK Quantum Technology Hubs, including Networked Quantum Information Technologies, Quantum Sensors for Healthcare, and the Quantum Biomedical Sensing Hub (Q-BIOMED). As Founding Director of Warwick Quantum, an interdisciplinary initiative advancing quantum technology, he leads the MAST-QG project on macroscopic quantum superpositions towards testing the quantum nature of gravity. His group, part of the Diamond Quantum Technology Lab and the Centre for Doctoral Training in Diamond Science and Technology, focuses on quantum magnetometry, quantum computing prototypes, and levitated nanodiamond experiments.