Jennifer Schloss

Dr. Jennifer Schloss is a Researcher at the Advanced Quantum Technologies Group within MIT Lincoln Laboratory. Her work focuses on developing quantum sensors using nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond to address practical challenges in magnetic navigation, microelectronics diagnostics, and biomedical imaging. She collaborates closely with MIT Center for Quantum Engineering professors Paola Cappellaro and Dirk Englund to advance sensing techniques.

• Education:
  • B.A. in Physics from Oberlin College
  • Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Postdoctoral work at Harvard University with Ron Walsworth

Her research interests include quantum measurement systems, non-destructive analysis, and high-resolution magnetic microscopy. She has led projects translating quantum capabilities into tools for chip design and living cell imaging, emphasizing robust, room-temperature operation and high spatial resolution.

Her team at Lincoln Laboratory combines quantum sensing innovations with mission-driven engineering to solve capability gaps across diverse domains.