PhD students David Slay and Mason Hayward attended magnetism summer school

Mason and David attended in User Summer School for the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory.  NHMFL currently houses the world record for a DC magnet at 45 Tesla. The User Sumer School gives early career scientists the opportunity to learn from experts in the field of condensed matter physics, hands-on tutorials with measurement techniques, and how to incorporate the NHMFL user program into their own experiments. The week was a filled with tutorials and lectures and was a great opportunity and the science applications were not limited to physics, but chemistry, biology, environmental science and geology research was also done at NHMFL.