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Recent News

FSU MagLab Director Kathleen Amm

MagLab Director to Mentor Emerging Science Leaders

Kathleen Amm will coach and guide promising young leaders from the Department of Energy’s 17 National Labs.

Rare, Expensive, Mysterious: Unraveling the Platinum Group Elements

MagLab researchers are working to investigate platinum group metals using the world’s most powerful Nuclear Magnetic Resonance systems.

The NanoOne Bio 3D printer in the lab of FAMU-FSU engineering professor and MagLab researcher Jamel Ali.

MagLab is First in the US with a Cutting-Edge 3D Printer

New tool will enable biological research and bioengineering at a super-small scale, opening the door to improved testing of pharmaceuticals and creation of healthcare nanorobots.

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MagLab in the News

Researchers 'grow' high quality superconductor, find resilience against magnetic fields

Source: Phys.Org | Published: July 27, 2023

Does Barbie’s pink look fake? It may be Earth’s oldest organic color.

Source: Washington Post | Published: July 25, 2023

Studies confirm the theory of superfluid helium

Source: Tech Explorist | Published: July 18, 2023

FAMU-FSU researchers confirm theory for superfluid helium

Source: News Wise | Published: July 17, 2023

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Explore our Feature Stories

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Health

Read stories about how scientists are learning more about living structures and investigating diseases with the world’s strongest MRI magnet and the most powerful magnet used for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance.

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Materials Research

Read articles about the new materials scientists are using magnets to understand that will enable faster, smaller, smarter and stronger high-tech products of the future, including quantum devices.

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Environment

Read stories of scientists who are working to protect the planet with the help of complex chemical analysis performed on powerful magnets to understand the make-up of dissolved organic matter, PFAS chemicals, petroleum and more.

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All

Seeking the most powerful magnetic fields on Earth, scientists and engineers from across the world come to the MagLab to explore promising new materials, solve energy challenges, protect the environment and advance our understanding of living things.

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