Research & Development
Honeycomb Lattice Sweetens Quantum Materials Development
ORNL scientists design a magnetic material as a stepping stone toward revealing new quantum phenomena […]
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Research & Development
“Double” Superconductivity Discovered at MagLab
Scientists working at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory have discovered “double superconductivity,” a surprise finding that could provide new insight into how certain materials carry electricity without resistance, possibly opening avenues for quantum computing and other applications. […]
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Magseed Marker for Breast Cancer Treatment Receives Euro Certification
Endomag, the British company that is now a prized holding of Massachusetts-based medical device maker Hologic, has achieved EU Medical Device Regulation certification for its Magseed marker. Confirming it meets the most rigorous European standards for medical devices, the door-opening approval was conferred in October […]
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New Research Enhances Oxygen Production for Space Missions
Professor Álvaro Romero-Calvo and collaborators have created a simpler, more sustainable system to make oxygen in space — using magnets. […]
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United Imaging Triples MRI & Radiotherapy Production Capacity at in Houston
United Imaging, a rapidly growing developer and manufacturer of advanced medical imaging and radiotherapy equipment that is based in Shanghai, is planning to triple the manufacturing space at its North American headquarters in Houston. The […]
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MagLab Sets A New World Record Magnetic Field
A prototype miniature superconducting magnet shattered the lab’s previous record by more than 3 tesla, reaching a new world record of almost 49 Tesla […]
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Making Magnets: At Los Alamos National Laboratory’s MagLab, Magnets are Designed and Built for Research in High Magnetic Fields
The magnets at the MagLab—the Los Alamos National Laboratory branch of the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory—are some of the strongest in the world, capable of reaching 100 tesla. (For comparison, a refrigerator magnet is about 0.005 tesla, and the Earth’s magnetic field is about 0.00005 tesla). […]