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The Future of MR – The Next Generation of Scientists

Welcome to "The Future of MR – The Next Generation of Scientists"

This space is dedicated to the brilliant young minds that are pushing the boundaries of Magnetic Resonance. This curated collection of interviews features students and early researchers that are already making a significant impact in the field of MR, might this be for their efforts in educating the scientific community or developing new MR methodologies and applications. Here we want to celebrate their efforts, curiosity and commitment, while giving them the chance to share their vision and insights.

Discover their groundbreaking work, learn about their journeys, and join us in supporting the individuals who are crafting the future of MR.

MR Education Insights

Welcome to our video series dedicated to advancing education in Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR). In this collection, you'll find compelling interviews with educators and students who emphasize the significant benefits of early EPR education.

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Global NMR Group

The global NMR group is a union of early career spectroscopists interested in spreading knowledge of magnetic resonance techniques to amateur and veteran spectroscopists through educational webinars and online events like the twitter conference.

Dr. Amrit Venkatesh - Characterization of Materials & Pharmaceuticals with High Feld Solid State NMR

Dr. Amrit Venkatesh is currently developing a NMR research program at 1.5 GHz using the 36 T series connected hybrid magnet at the MagLab in Tallahassee, Florida. Amrit is interested in the development and application of solid-state NMR at high magnetic fields, using fast magic angle spinning and dynamic nuclear polarization, to characterize materials and pharmaceuticals.

Nour el Sabbagh - Automation of chemicals reactions for NMR experiments

Nour EL SABBAGH is a Postdoctoral Researcher at CEISAM, a laboratory located in Nantes, France. She received her PhD in Signal Processing from Clermont Auvergne University, France, in 2022.

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Twitter Conference

Here we highlight the research topics of the winners. Enjoy those interesting interviews with the young generation of the NMR/EPR community.