XXIII Swiss NMR Symposium

Session

NMR session 4

14 Jan 2020, 16:15

503/1-001 - Council Chamber (CERN)

36. Do We Still Need NMR to Identify Natural Products

Dr Jean-Luc Wolfender (Université de Genève)

14/01/2020, 16:15

With the recent progresses made in metabolite profiling methods especially based on Liquid chromatography high resolution mass spectrometry methods (LC-HRMS), a question that arises is: Do we still need to fully identify natural products (NPs) using tedious isolation protocols from complex biological matrices and subsequent 1D and 2NMR characterisation for their unambiguous identification?...

24. Beta-detected NMR: from nuclear physics to biology

Magdalena Kowalska (Universite de Geneve (CH))

14/01/2020, 16:30

31. Hyperpolarized Imaging - from experimental towards clinical application

Sebastian Kozerke

14/01/2020, 16:45

Dissolution dynamic nuclear polarization allows to temporarily enhance polarization of

carbon-13 and other nuclei by up to four orders of magnitude and yields injectable tracers in solution for in-vivo

applications. In recent years, various substrates have been proposed to probe different metabolic pathways or to

act as inert contrast agents. To this end, we show work on long-lived...

7. Diffusion-Weighting for in vivo Spectroscopy

Roland Kreis (University Bern)

14/01/2020, 17:00

University Bern, MR Methodology, Departments of Radiology and Biomedical Research, Bern, CH
Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, D

Diffusion-weighting is well established as clinical tool in MRI and as a valuable research tool for the investigation of fiber and micro-structure. Diffusion weighted MR spectroscopy (DW MRS) [1,2] is also becoming more and more...

43. Closing Remarks

14/01/2020, 17:15

34. The strange Xenon: an inert gas, hyperpolarization and theranostics

Jean-Noel Hyacinthe (HEDS - Haute Ecole de Sante Geneve (CH))