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Don’t forget to learn more about FSU’s quantum researchers on the quantum initiative’s faculty page! New faculty highlights are available every month.
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Congratulations to Michael Shatruk (@ChemistryFsu), who is one of four to be named a 2026-2027 Distinguished Research Professor at @FloridaState!
Of the four awardees, three are from @FSUartssciences.
Shatruk is an inorganic materials chemist specializing in solid-state and molecular magnetism and the discovery of new quantum materials. As the founding director of the FSU Quantum Science Initiative, Shatruk works at the boundary between materials chemistry and physics to uncover correlations between crystal structure and magnetic properties of quantum materials.
To learn more, visit: fla.st/QDF66UA8.
📸 : Bill Lax/FSU
@FSUResearch
ALT Headshot photo of Michael Shatruk.
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The FSU Quantum Initiative is proud to host the 1st Florida Quantum Conference on April 9-11. We are expecting a great turnout, with 150 registered participants and exciting scientific program:
florida-quantum.net/
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Four of five @FloridaState faculty named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (@aaas) are from @FSUartssciences!
Clockwise from top left: Stephen Hill (@FSUPhysics / @NationalMagLab) Nora Underwood (@fsubio), Michael Roper (@ChemistryFsu) and Dragana Popović (@NationalMagLab / @FSUPhysics).
AAAS is one of the world’s largest organizations dedicated to the promotion of science, engineering and innovation. To learn more, visit: fla.st/IUZ43J1I.
@FSUResearch
ALT Clockwise from top left: Stephen Hill, Nora Underwood, Michael Roper and Dragana Popović.
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The Florida Quantum Conference is a great chance to network with peers and share your research interests. Registration is free for FSU students and faculty! Don’t miss out! The FQC takes places from April. 9th to 11th.
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Are you ready?!?
MagLab Open House, celebrating science and books, is just four days away!
SAT FEB 21 10a-3p
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A team of @FloridaState chemists — including grad student Ian Campbell (left) and professor Michael Shatruk (right) — were featured by @SciTechDaily1 for new research that could lead to breakthroughs in data storage and quantum technologies. Full article: bit.ly/4ptAORk.
ALT Photo of FSU graduate student Ian Campbell (left) and professor Michael Shatruk (right).
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FSU News alert!
Twisting spins🧲: Creation of a new crystal where “structural frustration” at a chemical boundary twists spins into skyrmion-like swirls. #Magnetism #Skyrmions #Quantum
news.fsu.edu/category/news/s…
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The ORNL-FSU workshop, “Neutron Scattering, High Magnetic Field, and Complementary Techniques for Quantum Materials” will be held from February 2-4, 2026. Experts and specialists will convene for this event. Registration is free and closes December 10th.
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Happening today!
📢 @FloridaState faculty and researchers ➡️ Join us this week for town hall forums with Vice President for Research Stacey S. Patterson. Gain insight into national R&D priorities and explore how FSU can strategically advance its research agenda.
Town halls will be hosted on Thursday, Nov. 20:
➡️ 8:30 a.m., Broad Auditorium, Claude Pepper Center
➡️ 10:30 a.m., Chemical Sciences Laboratory
➡️ 2:30 p.m., National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
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Florida is setting the national standard for quantum innovation, and @FloridaState is part of this transformative effort. Through the Florida Alliance for Quantum Technology, we’re driving research, workforce development and industry partnerships to power the future. @QuantumFSU | #FSUResearch
Last week, the Florida Board of Governors received an update on the new Florida Alliance for Quantum Technology (FAQT), a collaborative effort between Florida’s public higher education institutions and statewide and global leaders in quantum technology.
To read more: flbog.edu/2025/11/13/state-u…
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Science Night week is here!
We look forward to seeing you Thursday-- at the BL Perry Branch Library on S. Adams!
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.@QuantumFSU is building the quantum workforce of the future. Find out how you can get involved in cutting-edge science and engineering at an upcoming #FSUDiscoveryDays event.
📅 Oct. 24
🕛 12 - 3 p.m.
📍Interdisciplinary Research & Commercialization Building, 2001 Levy Ave.
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🚀 Building the quantum future in Florida ➡️ @FloridaState is joining with top institutions to launch the Florida Alliance for Quantum Technology, uniting to make our state a national leader in quantum innovation. 🌐
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Scientists worldwide have dubbed 2025 the “Year of Quantum," and @FloridaState isn't missing out! To learn more about research opportunities in the FSU Quantum Initiative, stop by the "Celebrating the International Year of Quantum" event on Friday, Oct. 24., from 12-3 p.m. at the Interdisciplinary Research and Commercialization Building (2001 Levy Ave.).
Speakers include researchers from @NationalMagLab, @FAMUFSUCOE and @FSUPhysics.
This event is part of Discovery Days, a weeklong celebration of FSU research, creativity and discovery, which will take place Oct. 18-25. To learn more and view the full lineup of Discovery Days events, visit: research.fsu.edu/discovery-d….
@FSUResearch
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Excited to share our latest publication in Crystal Growth and Design, @ACSPublications titled “Structural and Magnetic Studies of a Discrete Tetranuclear Complex Featuring an Oxalato-Bridged Ni3IICrIII Cluster”
Many congratulations to all the authors.
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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In chaotic systems, the smallest fluctuations get amplified. As scientist Edward Lorenz put it in the 1960s and 70s, even a seagull flapping its wings might eventually make a big difference to the weather. Here's how scientists came to understand what chaos is, and how to wrangle it: quantamagazine.org/the-hidde…
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It takes big science to enable big breakthroughs.
We’re exploring how the MagLab’s extraordinary infrastructure measures up.
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As a grad student, Fan Chung figured out a way to prove an important estimate in Ramsey theory. 50 years later, no one has improved it. But as she likes to tell her students: “Do not give up. A problem proves its worth by fighting back." quantamagazine.org/why-the-k…
