We suggest you start with the first video (the introduction) and finish with the last; the tour is designed to flow in that direction. But feel free to jump around if you prefer.
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Introduction
A brief overview of the lab.
Tour guide: MagLab Director Greg BoebingerLength: 3:47
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Cryogenics Lab
Learn what cryogens are and why the lab couldn't function without them.
Tour guide: Steven Van SciverLength: 1:58
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Support Teams
Visiting scientists rely on the expertise of our electricians, machinists, technicians, engineers and other specialists.
Tour guide: Andy PowellLength: 2:19
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Millikelvin Facility
Scientists freeze atoms into submission as they search for the fundamentals of matter.
Tour guide: Tim MurphyLength: 3:24
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Resistive Magnet Shop
We don't just use magnets; we also design and build some of the strongest magnets in the world.
Tour guide: Mark BirdLength: 2:52
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Control Room
The nerve center of the MagLab.
Tour guide: Bryon DaltonLength: 3:46
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Magnet Cell
Where the hard work of science gets done.
Tour guide: Scott HannahsLength: 3:26
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The 45-Tesla Magnet
The world's strongest magnet is a top draw.
Tour guide: Eric PalmLength: 2:07
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The 900 MHz NMR Magnet
The world's strongest MRI machine gives scientists stunning images of animal models, proteins and more.
Tour guide: Tim CrossLength: 9:12
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Ion Cyclotron Resonance Program
ICR slices and dices molecules to reveal exactly what's in them.
Tour guide: Alan MarshallLength: 3:15