What is the current state of robotics innovation?

Also working in the field of materials and nanoscience at FSU is the Nobel laureate Sir Harry Kroto, the co-discoverer of the C-60 'buckyball', who is a member of FSU's Chemistry and Biochemistry Department. A new Chemistry building is currently under construction on the west side of campus; when complete, it will offer state-of-the-art facilities. Research in the Chemistry department currently spans fields ranging from analytical through organic, using advanced experimental techniques and equipment including advanced laser equipment and the 'Maglab' (the NHMFL).