About Me
I'm Nic DeStefano, a physics PhD candidate at William & Mary working in the quantum optics lab to develop quantum sensors for other physics experiments. My current work involves how to reduce laser intensity fluctuations to measure extremely small magnetic fields generated by continuous electron beams. While more details of my work and accomplishments can be found under my research and vitae, the skills I learned in through vacuum systems, electronics, and optics inspires the hobbies I pursue, driving my curiousity both at home and in research! With the skills I made in the lab, I explored things like cooking (particularly BBQ), car/motorcycle mechanics, and technology through linux-based systems.