We had the pleasure of hosting more than 35 participants from academia and industry at the Benchtop NMR Workshop organized in collaboration with…
Magnetic resonance is essentially based on an intrinsic form of angular momentum called spin, which is a property of electrons and atomic nuclei. In the new magnetic resonance laboratory in the LASE building (Laboratory for advanced spin engineering), scientists from chemistry and engineering are conducting research on the fundamentals and technical applications of magnetic resonance.
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The fifth edition of the Quantitative NMR Methods for Process and Reaction Monitoring (NMRPM) symposium took place from March 31st to April 2nd, 2025,…
Auf dem qNMR Summit 2024 in Buchs SG, Schweiz, wurde Jens Wagner für seinen Vortrag zum Thema "Automated NMR Fingerprinting of Poorly Specified…