Greg Boebinger News Today

Greg Boebinger spoke to the Tallahassee Democrat about what it has been like to direct the National MagLab at FSU and what’s next for him.

Spinning electrons may help explain why magnets have north and south poles.

The MagLab has received $195.5 million in funding for research and advancing magnetic technologies.

Groundbreaking discoveries and research will continue at the National Maglab, housed at FSU, with a fund of more than $195 million.

The $195.5 million grant is used by the lab for essential operations in support of its cutting-edge research capabilities.

The turkey guys have a vision for what comes next.

MagCorp and Philips signed an agreement to connect scientists from FSU-headquartered National High Magnetic Field Laboratory with professionals to develop more affordable and accessible MR imaging.

The partnership creates a direct path for researchers to develop a report on the future landscape for MRI magnets.

WFSU Local Routes Scientist Speed Session: Greg Boebinger Get to know MagLab Director & new National Academy of Sciences member Dr. Greg Boebinger at this FREE virtual event! Find out what it’s like to run the world’s largest and highest-powered magnet lab, if he’s part of any pop-culture fandoms, or what music he listens to at the lab. Plus bring your own questions to this Ask Me Anything-style Scientist Speed Session.  http://bit.ly/GSBSciSpeedSession Share this event A...

FSU’s MagLab director named member of the National Academy of Sciences The director of the Florida State University-headquartered National High Magnetic Field Laboratory has been selected a member of the National Academy of Sciences for his career in physics. Greg Boebinger joins eight current and retired Florida State University faculty as members of a national academy, including current MagLab Chief Scientist Laura Greene. Boebinger also is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sci...