NMR and MRI in Materials Analysis: Opportunities and Challenges
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 March 2026 | Viewed by 67
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Interests: magnetic resonance microscopy; current density imaging; thrombolysis; porous materials
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Dear Colleagues,
Magnetic resonance techniques such as nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and electron spin resonance (ESR) play an important role in chemical analysis, as they are distinguished by their high specificity, good sensitivity and absence of adverse effects on sample. Although they originated several decades ago, they are still developing rapidly, with method innovations and continuous hardware development enabling a wide range of applications in various scientific fields, including materials science. State-of-the-art scientific articles on the magnetic resonance analysis of various types of materials define the interdisciplinary nature of the research field and its potential applications. Often, these papers are published in specialized journals, which may be cumbersome for readers and make it harder to grasp the subjective goals of the manuscript and related field overview. Therefore, such publications acquire only partial attention, and from only a limited scientific community. For genuine readers, this Special Issue will present an attractive opportunity to sequentially and more easily obtain information concerning the recent advances in magnetic resonance methods in materials chemistry analysis. For the authors, it will be an appropriate choice to publicize their results and classify themselves as active members of the scientific community. This Special Issue shall broadly contain original scientific contributions, focusing primarily on the theoretical and experimental areas of magnetic resonance applications in the analysis of materials chemistry, as indicated by the keywords. Review articles by experts in the field shall also be warmly appreciated.
Prof. Dr. Igor Serša
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- molecular dynamics and transport phenomena in polymers
- hardening reactions in materials
- magnetic resonance in analysis of pharmaceutical products
- contrast agents
- chemistry of wood and its products
- thermal and other types of processing of foods
- electrochemistry and transport phenomena in batteries and other energy storage devices
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