Marcin Mrozowski

Marcin Mrozowski is a Research Fellow in the Department of Physics at the University of Strathclyde, Faculty of Science. His work is centered on quantum sensing technologies, particularly optically pumped magnetometers, with applications in navigation, space weather, and biomedical diagnostics.

His research focuses on the development of high-sensitivity, miniaturized, and low-noise atomic magnetometers. Key areas include zero-field detection, spin relaxation optimization, and portable systems for real-world deployment. He has contributed to advancements in cesium-based sensors and programmable current sources for magnetic field control.

The recent publications reveal a strong trend toward practical quantum instrumentation—emphasizing performance, portability, and integration into distributed networks. His work bridges fundamental atomic physics with engineering applications in navigation, environmental monitoring, and medical sensing.

• Optically Pumped Magnetometers
• Quantum Sensing
• Atomic Physics
• Low-Noise Instrumentation
• Space Weather Monitoring
• Biomedical Magnetometry

Mrozowski was a Research Co-investigator on the EPSRC-funded Translational Quantum Technology PhD Studentship (2019–2024), contributing to the development of quantum sensors for real-world deployment. He has collaborated extensively with Paul Griffin and Erling Riis. He has also engaged in public outreach, including participation in the Big Bounce 2021 science festival.

He is affiliated with research labs focused on experimental quantum optics and precision measurement at Strathclyde, contributing to both hardware development and data acquisition systems for advanced magnetometry.