BioNMR - [NMR] HYP18 conference Sep 2-5 2018, Southampton UK #DNPNMR

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[NMR] HYP18 conference Sep 2-5 2018, Southampton UK #DNPNMR

The HYP18 conference on hyperpolarization in Southampton is now open for registration and abstract submission at hyp18.com.

This conference will cover the main areas of nuclear hyperpolarization and some other methods for sensitivity enhancement in NMR and MRI, including:

dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP), both in solids and in solution
optical pumping
quantum-rotor-induced polarization
parahydrogen-induced polarization
diamond magnetometry

and key applications such as clinical imaging, materials science, and molecular structure determination. As far as we know, a meeting of this kind has not taken place before. It is a unique opportunity to hear the latest news from this exciting frontier.
The confirmed plenary speakers are:

Kevin Brindle, Cambridge, UK
Bob Griffin, MIT, USA
Sami Jannin, ENS Lyon, France
Fedor Jelezko, Ulm, Germany
John Kurhanewicz, San Francisco, California, USA
Anne Lesage, ENS Lyon, France
Leif Schröder, Berlin, Germany
Thomas Theis, Durham, North Carolina, USA

The confirmed invited speakers are:

Stephan Appelt, Aachen, Germany
Peter Blümler, Mainz, Germany
Arnaud Comment, Cambridge, UK
Meghan Halse, York, UK
Mathilde Lerche, Copenhagen, Denmark
Gaël de Paëpe, Grenoble, France
Marek Pruski, Iowa, USA

Welcome to Southampton in September!

Malcolm and Peppe

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HYP18
Hyperpolarized Magnetic Resonance
Southampton UK, Sep 2-5 2018
hyp18.com
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Prof Malcolm Levitt
School of Chemistry
Room 27:2026
University of Southampton
Southampton SO17 1BJ
England.
tel. +44 23 8059 6753
fax: +44 23 8059 3781
iPhone: +44 77 7078 2024
email: malcolmhlevitt@mac.com
http://www.southampton.ac.uk/magres/...f/levitt.page?
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