Magnets and equipment supplied by Oxford Instruments, as described in “Fatal attraction” (Nature 436, 624–625; 2005), are used for nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy not magnetic resonance imaging, as stated in the article. The world's first superconducting magnet was also made three years after the company's foundation, not beforehand.
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News in Brief: Correction. Nature 437, 803 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/437803a
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