Romalis Group

Using atomic physics to probe fundamental symmetries.

CP Violation CPT lab Setup CPT Violation CPT Shields Medical applications Micah Brain
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Sensitive magnetometry Mockup magnetometer We are supported by Princeton University,
Packard Foundation,
NASA, NSF, DARPA
NIH, DOE, NIST,

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Overview

Our experiments are performed by a small group of people and use a variety of experimental techniques and devices, such as optical pumping, NMR, high-Tc SQUID magnetometers, single frequency and high power diode lasers, multi-layer magnetic shields and ultra-low noise electronics. Substantial effort is devoted to detailed understanding and modeling of systematic effects. We are also exploring practical applications of the developed techniques, such as sensitive detection and imaging of the magnetic fields produced by the brain.

Contact Information


Name Email Phone Jadwin Hall Office
PI Mike Romalis romalis AT princeton DOT edu 609-258-5586 230
Postdoctoral
Graduate Students Giorgos Vasilakis gvasilak AT princeton DOT edu 609-258-0702 B21

Justin Brown justinmb AT princeton DOT edu 609-258-0702 B21
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609-258-1625 B21
Address Physics Department, Jadwin Hall, Princeton University
Washington Road, Princeton, NJ 08544

Group Photo

Romalis group, summer 2009
(Left to Right): Justin Brown, Katia Tymofyevya, Rajat Ghosh, Michael Romalis, Giorgos Vasilakis, Pranjal Vachaspati, Janie Gu
Climbing High: Andrew Bogorad
Camera Shy: Lawrence Cheuk and Aaron Mowitz

Former group members.