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.
The MagLab employs a diverse workforce that includes scientists, machinists, engineers, administrators, writers and even artists. Learn more about our staff and innovation and creativity grow in environments where people bring different ideas and perspectives.
Meet one of the greatest innovators in the history of mass spectrometry, hard at work.
Chemist Amy McKenna describes her path to science and to the MagLab
Hired in 2015 as chief scientist, this eminent physicist brings a dynamic array of talents to the MagLab.
Thanks to new funding, MagLab geochemist Jeremy Owens will learn more about ancient climate change, extinctions, oxygen levels, and new species to und…
Physicist David Graf describes his path to science and to the MagLab.
Each day at work, Long, tackles the twin duties of providing administrative leadership for a growing program, and her own scientific research.
MagLab scientist Yang Wang joins an expedition to unearth the oldest woolly rhino fossils ever found.
This MagLab biophysicist is working on an HIV vaccine.
With determination, confidence and a top-notch team, this MagLab chemist exposed the complex secrets of crude oil, busting open a vast, new field.
Hill, originally from outside Oxford, England, talks about the path to a career in science and how he ended up at the helm of a program that had helpe…
A far-reaching interview with the lab's director.
Physicist Ross McDonald pushes experimental boundaries with his work in Los Alamos.
In the hands of Peter Gor'kov, scientific tools become works of fine art.