Tag: 32-tesla superconducting magnet
At ultra-low temperatures in the 32T all superconducting magnet, MagLab users fully mapped out the Fermi surface of UTe2, learning more about how electrons behave outside of the superconducting state(s) of this unique material.
Made with high-temperature superconductors, the National MagLab's newest instrument shatters a world record and opens new frontiers in science.
Made with high-temperature superconductors, the National MagLab's newest instrument offers researchers strength and stability to explore quantum materials.
World's strongest superconducting magnet celebrated as a top 100 revolutionary technology.
Improving technology for research of biomolecules and advancing our understanding of health and disease.
The new superconducting material, called potassium tantalate, is capable of withstanding substantial magnetic fields.
MagLab experts fine-tuned a furnace for pressure-cooking a novel superconducting magnet. Now they're about to build its big brother.
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