Welcome to the MagLab!
We're excited to have you join our community as a new user. Registering as a new MagLab user for one or more of our facilities (AMRIS, DC, EMR, High B/T, ICR, NMR, and Pulsed) is a simple process that allows you to access our state-of-the-art facilities and resources.
If you are interested in using a magnet for research purposes, you will need to request magnet time. Magnet time refers to the allocated time slot on the magnet where you can conduct your experiments or studies.
Proposals for NSF-funded research must be submitted with a first experiment. This allows users to start the experiment workflow and schedule magnet time before the proposal is reviewed.
If you are an AMRIS User and conduct Independently Funded research you do not need to submit a proposal, only the experiment.
Here are the steps to request magnet time:
If you are an AMRIS User that is Independently funded, please start with the scribe below:
If you are a Facility Director or Review Manager for the Open Review Process, you will need to confirm the information provided in the FAIR Data Management Form in order to end the proposal review.
If you are a Reviewer for the Open Review Process, you will need to review the proposal workflow.
If you are a Facility Manager for the Review Process, you will need to open the review process, set reviewers, and end the review. The reviewers will most likely be Facility Coordinators.
If you are a Facility Manager or Facility Director, you will need to schedule the experiment based on their possible and preferred dates.
Recording Usage
Reporting Publications
Peer-reviewed publications and advanced degrees are two of the strongest measures of the lab's productivity. Users and faculty are encouraged to report these activities as they occur throughout the year via https://reporting.magnet.fsu.edu/ as the final step in their experiment.