National High Magnetic Field Laboratory’s Post

The MagLab applauds the National Academies for its comprehensive and insightful report released on high magnetic field science and technology in the United States. “We welcome this report and concur with its call for robust investment in magnet technology, a skilled workforce, and new world-leading magnet systems," said Kathleen Amm, Director of the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory. "The MagLab will continue to advance the frontier of high-magnetic-field science, using this report as a gauge and guide to nurture discovery, advance technology, and foster innovation." https://lnkd.in/esDx-hcy

Meet new MagLab Director, Dr. Kathleen Amm and hear her talk about her passion for magnet technology, excitement about high magnetic field research and vision for the lab.

Congrats to MagLab extern Mikhail Abraimov! The Chiles High sophomore is presenting this week at the Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair in Los Angeles on a new way to calculate bike route distances using GPS data & fractals.

While the lab's exterior may look different due to the impact from last week's storm on the trees planted more than 30 years ago, the amazing work inside continues thanks to our deeply-rooted, resilient staff.

Learn how scientists at the National MagLab will analyze soil and water samples from the site of the Maui wildfires to see how the fire could impact the ecosystem.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Kathleen Amm as the MagLab director.

The MagLab's headquarters Florida State University is a training ground for hundreds of students each year. Join us in congratulating all of our 2024 MagLab FSU graduates (just a few of whom are pictured here)! #FSU2024

Yesterday, our out-going director Greg Boebinger was thanked and celebrated for his 20 years of exceptional leadership. Florida State University President Richard McCullough spoke as MagLab-ers gathered together for a tie-dye cook out to wish him well in his next chapter as FSU faculty.

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MagLab users have designed new techniques to acquire 103Rh solid-state NMR spectra to study their molecular structures – a feat previously thought to be nearly impossible.