National High Magnetic Field Laboratory

Nonprofit United States

Science and engineering research institutes

National High Magnetic Field Laboratory is a nonprofit in science and engineering research institutes founded in 1994^[1] and based in Tallahassee, United States^[1].

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Founded: 1994
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Rorhttps://ror.org/03s53g630
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  “Research Organization Registry identifier https://ror.org/03s53g630 (ROR 03s53g630, record updated 2025-03-26).”
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Research typefacility, funderInferred · high confidence

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ROR record 03s53g630ror.org
“Organization type: facility, funder (ROR 03s53g630, record updated 2025-03-26).”
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https://ror.org/03s53g630

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Foundedin 1994Inferred · high confidence

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ROR record 03s53g630ror.org
“Established in 1994 (ROR 03s53g630, record updated 2025-03-26).”
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https://ror.org/03s53g630

as of 26 Mar 2025

HeadquartersTallahassee, United StatesInferred · high confidence

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ROR record 03s53g630ror.org
“Located in Tallahassee, United States (ROR 03s53g630, record updated 2025-03-26).”
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https://ror.org/03s53g630

as of 26 Mar 2025

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