The MagLab is funded by the National Science Foundation and the State of Florida.
The MagLab is funded by the National Science Foundation and the State of Florida.
Curious scientists put all sorts of things in our magnets. Find out what they are and why you care.
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With help from the MagLab, scientists are learning how whale waste impacts ocean ecosystems. Whales help fuel the ocean by r…
Two researchers play with nanostructures in a fun, fertile physics playground: the space between two things.
Looking for clues on climate change, a scientist digs up the dirt on peat from around the world.
One of the best tools for testing new materials for the next generation of research magnets is a MagLab magnet.
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ICR technology helps identify new kinds of hemoglobin abnormalities.
A scientist combines high magnetic fields with ultra short laser pulses to probe the mysteries of photosynthesis.
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With the help of the world's strongest MRI machine, a scientist uses a novel technique to pinpoint ground zero for a migraine.