Seeing Ancient Chlorophyll Through Rose-colored Glasses
Using tools at the MagLab, scientists pinpoint pink pigments that are the oldest on record.
Fun & Games with Data
High-field data comes in a boggling array of shapes, squiggles and colors. Play along as we try to figure out what it all means in the latest issue of fields magazine.
Imaging pH
Scientists are developing an MRI contrast agent that could help doctors map patient pH levels for the diagnosis and treatment of tissue inflammation, cancer and other conditions.
Insights into Iron-Based Superconductor
Scientists determined the Fermi surface of CaFeAsF and detected quantum oscillations.
Developing Superconductors for the Marketplace
A new grant is helping MagLab scientist Jun Lu develop a novel oxidization treatment for REBCO superconducting magnets.
Prehistoric Findings Shed Light on Modern Climate Change
Study brings into stark relief the disastrous effects a deoxygenated ocean could have on marine life.
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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.
