Annual Reports

The 2007 Annnual Report.

At the end of each year, Magnet Lab users and faculty at FSU, UF and LANL submit brief abstracts of their research. All are available to the public online (see below), but only a few dozen are chosen for the Annual Report.

The 2007 Annual Report

The 2007 Annual Report is now available. It presents:

• 32 Science Highlights selected from 407 research reports written by Magnet Lab users and affiliated faculty
• Summaries from Mag Lab programs and activities, including User Facilities (DC Field, NMR, ICR, EMR, and Geochemistry facilities at Florida State University; Pulsed Field Facility at Los Alamos National Laboratory; High B/T and Advanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging & Spectroscopy facilities at the University of Florida), Magnet Science & Technology, Collaborations, User Collaboration Grants Program, Publications & Scientific Activities, Education, Conferences, and Management & Administration
• Statistics about Magnet Lab users, user projects, and magnet usage in the laboratory's eight user facilities (see Appendix A)

To get a copy of the 2007 Annual Report:

• Download PDF
      Larger version (12.1 MB)
      Smaller version (4.1 MB)
• Request CD-ROM format
      Contact Kathy Hedick, Chief of Staff of User Programs

For detailed user activity, see the Users & Projects Tables (35 MB .zip file).

To view previous issues, please visit the Publications Archives.

Research Reports Online

The 2007 reports are searchable by keyword, facility, category, first author or principal investigator. Reports for years 2004 to 2006 are searchable by the same fields, except for keyword. Zip files have been made of all reports for the different facilities and for the different categories. Please use the drop-down menus below to review these reports.

Scientific Journals

Some of the hundreds of articles published in scientific journals by Magnet Lab-affiliated scientists and engineers every year are available through our central Publications and Scientific Activities Database. This database, which serves up citations by author, keyword, title, facility, department or year, is of particular interest to the scientific community.

For more information contact User Programs Chief of Staff Kathy Hedick.