From peaks to domes, from scans and spectra, from distribution plots to phase diagrams: High-field data truly comes in all shapes, sizes, colors and levels of impenetrability.
Channel your inner child by completing the classic "fun pad" games we've created here, inspired by great research done in high magnetic fields around the world!
Dot-to-Dot
Crystal structure of heavy fermion URu2Si2
Researchers performed ultrasonic measurements on this crystal in pulsed magnetic fields at Dresden High Magnetic Field Laboratory to better understand the sample's unique "hidden order."
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How to play
Use straight lines to connect the dots and reveal the crystal structure of this molecule.
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A Fermi surface
A Fermi surface of a new topological semimetal (PtBi2) discovered by scientists at the High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Hefei, China. The pink and yellow colors identify the electron and hole bands.
A Fermi surface is a kind of map of how electrons move in a material.
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Color can carry important information in scientific figures. Follow the guide to reveal the unique structure of the Fermi surface.
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Matching Game
Match the illustrations of data (1 through 9 below) with the correct description by typing the illustration's number in the appropriate box. To find out more about that science and where it was published, click on the "More Info" button.
Story by Kristin Roberts
