The Multiphysics Solids Lab (MSL) investigates the intricate multiphysics interactions in solids at different length and time scales. The focus areas of the lab include investigations of (I) coupled magneto-mechanical interactions in magneto-active elastomers, (II) diffusion-driven swelling of pH-sensitive hydrogels, (III) diffusion-driven mechanical deformation and fracture of the electrode particles used in sodium ion batteries. In a nutshell, any material that deforms under different non-mechanical physical inputs, e.g., electric/magnetic field, species diffusion, chemical reaction, etc. comes under the scope of investigation of the MSL.