Jennifer Choy

Jennifer Choy is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her research focuses on quantum sensing, nanophotonics, and atomic physics, particularly leveraging nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond for applications in timekeeping, magnetometry, and photonic engineering.

• Research Areas: Quantum Optics, Materials Science, Semiconductor Physics, Atomic Physics
• Key Contributions: Advancements in diamond-based quantum sensors, metasurface optics, and entangled photon applications

Her recent work demonstrates trends in engineering photonic structures for enhanced light extraction, studying depth-dependent properties of color centers, and developing robust quantum devices for dynamic environments. She was awarded the NSF CAREER Award for her project on solid-state quantum navigation and timekeeping.

Contact: jennifer.choy@wisc.edu