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Florida State University climbed more than 20 spots in U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Colleges” rankings and is now one of the nation’s Top 20 public universities. 🔸thrasherlegacy.fsu.edu

One thing seems to help make navigating a career as a woman #scientist a whole lot easier: #friendship. bit.ly/2SaLvff #FriendshipDay

Congratulations to the Florida State University Summer Class of 2021! You did it! 📹 #FSU21🎓 highlights!

As the #Olympics come to an end, cheer for #TeamScience and learn about how it takes a team of talent to make big #science discoveries. bit.ly/2svIed2 #Olympics2021 #TokyoOlympics

She’s making history! Roneisha Haney, a newly-minted PhD chemical engineering researcher at FAMU-FSU Engineering & Florida A&M University is the 1st graduate of the U.S. National Science Foundation funded CREST program to land a job at the prestigious Air Force Research Lab - AFRL 💪ow.ly/E1Kt50FMbTv

Congrats to Samuel Grant Professor of Chemical & Biomedical Engineering! He was recently promoted to full professor status. Prof. Grant researches at National MagLab & our college and teaches undergrads, grad students and coordinates post-doctoral fellows here as well. 👏

Want to be work at the world's largest & highest-powered magnet lab? Take a look at these open faculty, postdoctoral and staff positions across our lab & apply today - bit.ly/2YkqQW4

Join us in congratulating MagLab Chief Scientist Laura H Greene on her appointment to the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology - bit.ly/3zC6NVg

MagLab educator Carlos R. Villa received his Gold Medal at a ceremony held this past week by the Tallahassee Scientific Society. Learn more about Carlos and the amazing K-12 programs he runs - bit.ly/3oDSopm

.NIH will fund FAMU-FSU Engineering research that will use artificially grown, simplified mini-organs to create medicine that targets brain cells damaged by #stroke. news.fsu.edu/news/health-me…

Join us (virtually) on Oct 14 to see how our grad programs can help you achieve your goals! Perfect for undergrad, minority STEM majors interested in advanced engineering degrees. More info + register: eng.famu.fsu.edu/events/virtual… #engineeringschool #highereducation #gradschool

Great discussions from the ASTERIX Consortium conference! The FIU-FAMU-MDC alliance serves one of the largest populations of Hispanic and African American students nationwide, creating a pathway for minorities to pursue #engineering careers. #DiversityinEngineering

The abstract submission & stipend application site is NOW OPEN! Learn more and get excited for the ISMRM & ISMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Toronto: bit.ly/3Cyqmma

Interested in leveraging high-powered magnets for your #science #research? Here's how you apply for magnet time at the world's largest & highest-powered magnet lab - bit.ly/2R4KkPt

PhD chemical #engineering student Milan Rede talks research, #WomenInSTEM and #GradSchool at FAMU-FSU Engineering: youtu.be/7S0Cv6tKktc 💡TOMORROW! Learn about graduate research opportunities at our Virtual #HBCU Engineering Grad Recruitment Fair: eng.famu.fsu.edu/events/virtual…

Giant Operation is ready for this weekend's Open House! Don't miss it and the other amazing game experiences at the MagLab on Saturday, Feb 25th. buff.ly/3HHKDaz

Can't make it to today's Open House, but still interested in playing #science #games? Identify these fruits & veggies based on these NMR images acquired using the lab's powerful 21.1T magnet - buff.ly/3EjKM2Q

#sponsored NEW VIDEO! I visited the World's Strongest Magnet and experimented with ferrofluid, potato cannons and eddy currents. We even levitated a diamond! youtu.be/g0amdIcZt5I This video was sponsored by Google

The brilliant Veritasium team came to visit the MagLab recently. Watch the amazing video they made about our powerful magnets at buff.ly/40cLes8

At National MagLab researchers can access magnetic fields that are a million times more intense than Earth's. In his Research Briefing on April 29, #NASmember Gregory S. Boebinger will explain why anyone would want to do such a thing. #NAS160 Register: ow.ly/a6ws50NFbM7