Camille McDonnell

Graduate Student

Ph.D. Student Chemical Physics, University of Maryland, 2023 – Present

B.S. Applied Physics, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 2023

Fun Fact: Camille loves to hike. Here she is hiking in the Rocky Mountains.

Low-Field J-Coupling Spectroscopy Measured with a Diamond Nitrogen Vacancy Spectrometer. Stephen J. DeVience, John W. Blanchard, Camille G. McDonnell, and Ronald L. Walsworth. arXiv:2610.24815 (2026). PDF
BibTeX
@article{DeVience2026, sort_date = {2026-10-17}, sort_date_type = {arxiv-submitted}, title = {Low-Field J-Coupling Spectroscopy Measured with a Diamond Nitrogen Vacancy Spectrometer}, author = {Stephen J. DeVience and John W. Blanchard and Camille G. McDonnell and Ronald L. Walsworth}, journal = {arXiv:2610.24815}, year = {2026}, month = {October}, eprint = {2610.24815}, archiveprefix = {arXiv}, primaryclass = {physics.chem-ph}, url_link = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.24815}, url_pdf = {/files/2026/10/2610.24815.pdf}, keywords = {quantum-sensing, nmr-mri} }

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