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dsouzan[@]berkeley.edu
B.S. Chemistry
Boston College

Noella’s graduate research focuses on growing crystalline pentacene materials to leverage their photoexcited triplet states for electron and nuclear spin-based quantum sensing. Outside of lab, she loves to go social dancing (salsa, bachata, swing, etc).

NSF Graduate Fellow
kieren_harkins[@]berkeley.edu
B.S. Chemistry, B.A. Engineering Science
Trinity College

Anika’s work focuses on instrumentation building to study long-lived nuclear spins, their uses, and the mechanisms behind their relaxation. In her free time, she enjoys reading, building LEGOs, rock climbing, and spending time with her two cats.

jm2239[@]berkeley.edu
B.S. Engineering Physics and Computer Science
Cornell

Leo works on sensing protons using 13C nuclear spins inside diamonds, along with other projects such as investigating time crystal behavior and developing a new spectrometer. In his free time, he likes to to play basketball, play the violin, or go for a run.

Former Postdoctoral Researcher
Current: R&D Physicist, Sandia National Labratories

Former Postbaccalaureate Researcher

Former Undergraduate Researcher

Former Undergraduate Researcher