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Engineering Novel optical sensors for magnetic field sensing applications
Magnetic field detectors have wide applications, particularly in low-field medical imaging such as MRI. Classical detection methods, including inductive coils and superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs), as well as atomic vapor magnetometers (AVMs), are well established but limited by
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