This page gives an overview on the research topics covered in the division of Applied Magnetic Resonance and introduces the scientitic infrastructure available for the group members.
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) is a versatile experimental method with very broad spectrum of applications ranging from elucidating structure of molecules and materials to assessing molecular motion on the time scale from nanoseconds to seconds and to non-invasive imaging of human body. Among them, direct measurement of translational motion using the pulsed field gradient technique of NMR is of special relevance. The chaotic Brownian motion is an ubiquitous phenomenon in nature and is of key importance in biosciences, chemical engineering, environmental sciences, etc. In our group, magnetic resonance is used to cover very different aspects of this phenomenon. Another focus is on establishing structural properties of porous solids with ordered and disordered pore spaces.
The main research areas in our group include among others:
- Diffusion in hierarchically-structured porous solids
- Correlating phase state and dynamics in mesoporous solids
- Diffusion in soft-matter systems
- Quantifying pore structrure of complex porous solids
Among different experimental approaches, we mainly use
- Diffusion NMR
- NMR cryoporometry
Research Events Schedule
Time | Event |
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Tuesdays 10:50 - 11:00 | Measurement time distribution |
Tuesdays 11.00 - 12.30 | MaReMas Seminar MQF / AMR |
For the passwords please contact Prof. Dr. Rustem Valiullin.
All research activities shall be performed in complience with Nutzungsordnung
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Our group has access to the following devices:
Console: AVANCE 750
Magnet: WB 750 MHz (ultra stabilized)
RF-Channel 1 (Power, Frequency): 1 kW, 30 – 325 MHz
RF-Channel 2 (Power, Frequency): 1 kW, 700 – 800 MHz
RF-Channel 3 (Power, Frequency): 500 W, 6 – 325 MHz
Gradient amplifier: max. 10 A, 1 Channel
MAS: yes
Cryostat: 1,8 – 300 K, installable
Temperature regulation without cryostat: 170 – 370 K
Console: AVANCE III HD
Magnet: WB 500 MHz ASCENT (ultra shield)
RF-Channel 1 (Power, Frequency): 500 W, 6 – 365 MHz
RF-Channel 2 (Power, Frequency): 500 W, 500 – 600 MHz
Gradient amplifier: max. 100 A, 1 Channel
MAS: yes
Cyrostat: 1,8 – 300 K installable
Temperature regulation without cryostat: 80 – 500 K
Console: Tecmag APOLLO 2-channel
Magnet: WB 400 MHz
Alternative Magnet: WB 300 MHz, WB 100 MHz, 16 T var.
RF-Channel 1 (Power, Frequency): 500 W, 5 – 400 MHz
RF-Channel 2 (Power, Frequency): 1 kW, 6 – 243 MHz
Alternative Power Input at RF-Channel 1 or 2: 1 kW, 500 MHz
MAS: yes, at WB Magnet
Cyrostat: 1,8 – 300 K installable at WB
Temperature regulation without cryostat: 80 – 500 K
Console: Tecmag APOLLO 1-Channel
Magnet: 16 T (variable Field 0 - 16 T); permanent built in Cryostat 1,5 – 300 K
Alternative Magnets: WB 400 MHz, WB 300 MHz, WB 100 MHz
HF-Channel 1 (Power, Frequency): 500 W, 5 – 400 MHz
Alternative Synthesizer at HF-Channel 1 or 2: 1 kW, 500 MHz
MAS: ja, an WB-Magneten
Cyrostat: 1,8 – 300 K einbaubar an WB
Temperature regulation independent from Cyrostat: 170 – 370 K
Console: AVANCE 400
Magnet: WB 400 (ultra shield)
RF-Channel 1 (Power, Frequency): 1 kW, 6 – 365 MHz
RF-Channel 2 (Power, Frequency): 1 kW, 200 – 400 MHz
Gradient amplifier: max. 60 A, 3 channels
MAS: yes
Cyrostat: 1,8 – 300 K einbaubar
Temperature regulation without cryostat: 80 – 500 K
Measurement time distribution
For booking a spectrometer, please join our meeting:
Spectrometer | Responsable Person | Meeting time | Link |
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AVANCE 750 @ 750 WB | Prof. Dr. Rustem Valiullin | Tuesday 10.50am | |
AVANCE 400 @ 400 WB | Prof. Dr. Rustem Valiullin | Tuesday 10.50am | Measurement time distribution |
FEGRIS 100 @ 100 WB | Prof. Dr. Rustem Valiullin | Tuesday 10.50am | Measurement time distribution |
AVANCE III HD @ Ascend 500 | Dr. Robin Gühne | ||
AVANCE III HD @ WB 500 | Dr. Robin Gühne | ||
APOLLO 2CH @ WB 400 | Dr. Robin Gühne | ||
APOLLO 1CH @ 16 T | Dr. Robin Gühne |