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Energy transfer between fluorescent probes lies at the heart of manyapplications ranging from bio-sensing and -imaging to enhanced photo-detectionand light harvesting. In this work, we study F\"orster resonance energytransfer (FRET) between shallow defects in diamond --- nitrogen-vacancy (NV)centers --- and atomically-thin, two-dimensional materials --- tungstendiselenide (WSe$_2$). By means of fluorescence lifetime imaging, we demonstratethe occurrence of FRET in the WSe$_2$/NV system. Further, we show that in thecoupled system, NV centers provide an additional excitation pathway for WSe$_2$photoluminescence. Our results constitute the first step towards therealization of hybrid quantum systems involving single-crystal diamond andtwo-dimensional materials that may lead to new strategies for studying andcontrolling spin transfer phenomena and spin valley physics.

Near-field energy transfer between a luminescent 2D material and color centers in diamond