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Quantum sensors

Quantum sensors

Next-generation quantum sensors detect human biomagnetism

16 May 2024
Detecting human biomagnetism
Biomagnetism applications A novel magnetic gradiometer can record human brain activity and detect cardiac activity in the presence of external magnetic field disturbance. (Courtesy: iStock/ArtemisDiana)
Anna Kowalczyk, an assistant professor in the University of Birmingham’s Centre for Human Brain He

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Catherine Steffel is a science writer based in Madison, Wisconsin
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