MagLab Delivers Magnet to European Partners
When fully installed, the new instrument will be one of the two most powerful magnets on the planet.
MagLab to Receive $184M NSF Renewal Grant
The National Science Foundation announces five-year funding grant for continued operation of the world’s most powerful magnet lab.
Solving a Science Puzzle
An international science team pieced together a puzzle about biochar, a promising tool in the fight against global warming. Read more in fields magazine.
A Year at the MagLab
Want to understand the scope and impact of the National MagLab in just a few minutes? Check out this short-and-sweet brochure.
"CellBert" Named Lab MVB
The MagLab hit pay dirt with this handy hire, who works tirelessly to keep magnet areas spick and span and is much admired by co-workers.
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The MagLab is a partnership among Florida State University, the University of Florida and Los Alamos National Laboratory. Our seven facilities offer a variety of tools and techniques for exploring physics, chemistry, biology and engineering in an interdisciplinary, collaborative environment.
