Day: Friday
Time: 12:00 (Berlin/Paris), 15:30 (India), 17:00 (Novosibirsk)
Konstantin Ivanov intercontinental magnetic resonance seminar series started on April 8, 2020. It organises seminars on a range of topics in magnetic resonance covering NMR, EPR, hyperpolarisation, colour centres and optical pumping, and ZULF NMR. The emphasis of the talks are on both methods and applications and a perspective on the future of the field. The speakers include a wide range of scientists ranging from PhD students to post-doctoral fellows, to senior scientists.
Upcoming Talks:
May 15, 2026: No Seminar, Long holiday weekend
May 22, 2026: Anders Bodholt Nielsen, University of Aarhus, Denmark, "Perspectives on effective Hamiltonians for magnetic resonance by SSV-EHT approach", A theoretical framework based on the Single-Spin-Vector Effective Hamiltonian Theory (SSV-EHT) will be presented. Based on the insight from SSV-EHT description, different theoretical ideas addressing design principles of effective Hamiltonians will be presented. These will cover single-crystal optimizations for powder samples, resonance condition selection rules by separation of double/zero-quantum conditions, and scalability of internal parameters (isotropic/anisotropic chemical shifts) and their influence on the performance of a given effective Hamiltonian. Examples for effective Hamiltonian calculations will cover TOCSY experiments in liquid-state NMR, dipole-dipole recoupling experiments under magic-angle-spinning (MAS) NMR, and pulsed solid-effect (SE) in static DNP.
June 5, ICONS 6th Anniversary Seminar, Gunnar Jeschke, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
June 12, 2026, Thomas Vosegaard, University of Aarhus, Denmark
June 19, 2026, Alexander Schnegg, MPI CEC, Mülheim, Germany
June 26, 2026, Raphaële Clément , UCSB, USA
Konstantin Ivanov intercontinental magnetic resonance seminar series is organised by Thomas Wiegand, RWTH Achen University, Germany, Gerd Buntkowsky, TU Darmstadt, Germany, Daniel Abergel, ENS Paris, France, and P. K. Madhu, TIFR Hyderabad, India. Please contact any one of the organisers if you have any suggestions for improving the seminar series and/or with names of prospective speakers.