Matthew Turner
QTC Scientist
Ph.D. Physics, Harvard University, 2020
B.S. Engineering Physics, UC Berkeley, 2014
Matthew is focused on the development of NV diamond wide-field magnetic imaging applications in biological systems and integrated circuits along with exploring the discovery of new areas of applications. He is also working on improvement of the NV diamond sensors through diamond engineering and enhanced sensing protocol along with working with diamond growers to improve the scalability and accessibility of NV diamond sensors.
A paper on High-Precision Mapping of Diamond Crystal Strain Using Quantum Interferometry has been published in Physical Review Applied!
A paper on Multiplexed Sensing of Magnetic Field and Temperature in Real Time Using a Nitrogen-Vacancy Ensemble in Diamond has been published in Physical Review Applied!
A paper on Scanning X-Ray Diffraction Microscopy for Diamond Quantum Sensing has been published in Physical Review Applied!
Notable Publications