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KIT Neuland article features our team and research The KIT Neuland magazine sheds light on exciting new innovations at KIT every year. Check out the 2023 edition to learn about our research in the article “revolutionärer Spin” (in German). More (in German)
New project in the context of CRC 1527 – HyPERiON HyPERiON aims to develop new compact yet high performance magnetic resonance solutions. Within his project B06, Sören aims to quantify extremely dilute metabolites for disease diagnostics using SABRE and NH-PHIP techniques. More...
Ahmed Hasaneen recieves HyPERiON fellowship For his Masters‘ thesis, Ahmed develops a PHIP polarization chamber, which allows for the rapid generation of high polarization. One possible application is enhanced polarization on molecular contrast agents for medical imaging.
Elene Aslanikashvili recieves HyPERiON fellowship In her Masters‘ thesis, Elene investigates candidates for water soluble SABRE catalysts, as opposed to the current methanol-based techniques. This would make SABRE much more environmentally friendly and be a huge step towards biocompatibility.
Excellent Bachelor thesis by Leon Middendorf Over the past four months, Leon has designed and built a custom detector and shimset for our EPR magnet enabling many new applications. We are excited about his excellent work and congratulate to a great bachelor thesis: Congratulations Leon!
Jakoba Wacker joins the team Equipped with a M.Sc. degree in Chemistry from the University of Stuttgart Jakoba joins the team as a new PhD student. As an experienced synthetic chemist, she will work on new molecular contrast agents for MRI as well as develop new routes to maximise their polarization.
Cover feature article: The Steady-State ALTADENA RASER Generates Continuous NMR Signals Our newest contribution in ChemPhysChem shows the feasibility of an ALTADENA PHIP RASER as a tool to investigate chaos and nonlinear dynamics using a benchtop setup and sheds light on nonlinear dynamics of the NMR RASER. More...
Sören Lehmkuhl becomes Emmy Noether fellow The DFG has awarded Sören Lehmkuhl with an Emmy Noether Independant Junior Research group. The central research goal will be to develop a new sensor based on the RASER approach.