Thomas Graham Email & Phone Number | As a graduate student at Boston College specializing in condensed matter physics, I am currently working in Professor Brian Zhou's Quantum Spintronics Lab. My focus magnetic field imaging utilizing NV centers. In this dynamic research environment, my responsibilities encompass optical beam layout, PCB design, device fabrication and the development of Python software for data analysis and experimental controls. I am passionate about contributing to advancements in quantum spintronics, and dedicated to leveraging my skills in experimental design and programming to drive meaningful insights in the field of condensed matter physics.

Thomas Graham

As a graduate student at Boston College specializing in condensed matter physics, I am currently wor...
Greater Boston, Greater Boston, United States

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Thomas Graham is a As a graduate student at Boston College specializing in condensed matter physics, I am currently working in Professor Brian Zhou's Quantum Spintronics Lab. My focus magnetic field imaging utilizing NV centers. In this dynamic research environment, my responsibilities encompass optical beam layout, PCB design, device fabrication and the development of Python software for data analysis and experimental controls. I am passionate about contributing to advancements in quantum spintronics, and dedicated to leveraging my skills in experimental design and programming to drive meaningful insights in the field of condensed matter physics.