There is a need in both industry and National Labs for people trained in magnet design, superconducting technology, and the surrounding fields. Students in our lab work in R&D, process control, and interdisciplinary fields such as medical physics and computational physics. Members of our lab may find a unique job that they fill and are more adept at – modeling, etc – but often we find ourselves trained in all aspects of research and in many fields. Our research delves into the fields of chemistry, material science, quantum physics, electrodynamics, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and cryogenics. This allows students to have many options when they graduate about what they’d like to pursue.