Jake is a higher scientist in the atomic sensors group within the Time and Frequency department working on atomic magnetometry. He joined NPL after completing his PhD at the University of Cambridge, working on the “design and optimisation of a novel magnetic detection scheme for encoded magnetic information carriers” within the thin film magnetism group. Jake’s current research focusses on atomic magnetometry and the production of portable quantum sensing systems in collaborations with industrial partners.
Areas of professional interest
- Material fabrication, processing, and integration for quantum devices
- Experimental atomic physics for both fundamental and applied research
- The development and application of the next generation of quantum technologies and atomic sensors
Recent publications
- Object Composition Identification by Measurement of Local Radio Frequency Magnetic Fields with an Atomic Magnetometer
- J.D. Zipfel, S. Santosh, P. Bevington and W. Chalupczak, Appl. Sci., 12, 8219, (2022)
- Indirect pumping of alkali-metal gases in a miniature silicon-wafer cell
- P. Bevington, J. Nicholson, J. D. Zipfel, W. Chalupczak, C. Mishra and V. Guarrera, Phys. Rev. App. (submitted Oct 23)
- Optical control and coherent coupling of spin diffusive modes in thermal gases
- J.D. Zipfel, P. Bevington, L. Wright, W. Chalupczak, G. Quick, B. Steele, J. Nicholson and V. Guarrera, Phys. Rev. Research (submitted Nov 23)
- Polarisation of radio-frequency magnetic fields in magnetic induction measurements with an atomic magnetometer
- L. M. Rushton, L. M. Ellis, J. D. Zipfel, P. Bevington and W. Chalupczak, Phys. Rev. App. (submitted Dec 23)
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