New research or uses of diamond?

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The discussion centers on the latest research and applications of diamonds, specifically highlighting nitrogen vacancy centers in diamond as a significant area of study. Participants emphasize the importance of defining "new uses," noting that while diamonds are extensively researched, innovative applications often involve recontextualizing existing uses, such as utilizing diamonds in bearings. The conversation suggests using Google Scholar for recent studies and clarifies that superficial applications, like diamond-studded accessories, do not qualify as new technological advancements.

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I am not sure if this is the right forum to put this on so sorry in advance:

Hello, I am currently researching about diamonds. Could someone tell me any new research, technology or uses of diamond? I have tried googling and haven't come across much.

Thanks!
 
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Look for research on nitrogen vacancy centers in diamond. It's a very hot field.
 
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Try google scholar - though you need to define what you mean by "new use" since diamond is a very well researched material so "new" uses are normally putting a not-new use in a new context ... like diamonds can be used as bearings, but I'm quite sure there are some applications of bearings that have not yet seen diamonds used for them. Similarly, "new research" would just be "recent"... same with "new technology". Presumably a diamond studded cover for an iPhone 7 wouldn't count.
It would help to know what you need to know for.
 
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I see thanks guys
 

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