We review a pair of experiments performed in the pulsed magnets at AT&
T Bell Laboratories. Resonant tunneling experiments directly measure t
he two-dimensional (2-D) density of states of a quantum well, includin
g a series of energy level anti-crossings due to magnetopolaron format
ion. These experiments also study the degenerate 2-D emitter, directly
measuring chemical potential jumps at both integer and fractional Lan
dau level fillings. Pulsed field studies of the Kondo insulator Ce3Bi4
Pt3 establish that a correlated insulating ground state forms at low t
emperatures. Magnetic fields of approximately 50 T suppress the Kondo
interaction and the associated collective energy gap.