Dear Colleagues,
With the support of the Italian NMR Discussion Group (GIDRM) we are organising the workshop: “Hyperpolarization Methods in Magnetic Resonance”, to be held online via Zoom on Friday 27th May 2022. Nuclear magnetic resonance methods are widely recognized as powerful analytical tools in chemical, physical and biomedical sciences. Hyperpolarization methods aim to overcome the inherent low sensitivity of magnetic resonance methods by generating a non-Boltzmann distribution of the nuclear spin energy levels. The enormous increase in sensitivity (up to 5 orders of magnitude) holds promise to power new discoveries in chemical, pharmaceutical and material sciences as well as in medicine. In this meeting, we bring together a set of leading experts in the field to discuss the latest exciting developments across a variety of hyperpolarisation methodologies including PHIP, SABRE, solid-state DNP, dissolution-DNP and more.
The event is free but registration is required. Please register at: http://www.gidrm.org/index.php/activities/workshops/2022-workshops/gidrm-day-hyperpolarization-methods-in-magnetic-resonance
The deadline for registration is 15 May 2022, midnight CET.
For further information contact: g.pileio@soton.ac.uk
Looking forward to welcoming you all,
The organising Committee:
Salvatore Mamone (Max Planck Insitute for Multidisciplinary Sciences, DE)
Gabriele Stevanato (Max Planck Insitute for Multidisciplinary Sciences, DE)
Maria Concistrè (University of Southampton, UK)
Giuseppe Pileio (University of Southampton, UK)
Dr. Giuseppe Pileio, PhD, FHEA
Associate Professor in Physical Chemistry and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance,
Chemistry MSc Director of Programmes,
Associate Editor, Frontiers in Chemistry and Frontiers in Physics
Department of Chemistry,
University of Southampton,
Building 27 - Room 2025,
University Road, SO17 1BJ,
Southampton, Hampshire, UK.
Tel.: +44 (023) 80 59 4160
E-mail: G.Pileio@soton.ac.uk
ORCID: 0000-0001-9223-3896
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