Magnetic Resonance Microscopy

This book provides an up-to-date overview of the methods, hardware and approaches in magnetic resonance microscopy. A wide range of applications are discussed in material science and engineering, life sciences and electrochemical systems.

Part I DEVELOPMENTS IN HARDWARE AND METHODS
Magnet technology suitable for ultra high field NMR and MRI
Ceramic and metamaterial coils for MR microscopy
Micro-integrated gradient system for magnetic resonance microscopy
Advances and adventures with mobile NMR
Technology of a portable brain scanner for use in emergency medicine
Single-and-Multi-shot spatiotemporally encoded MRI
Sweep imaging with Fourier transformation: New developments and perspectives
 
Part II APPLICATIONS IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Imaging of transport processes in biofilms
MRI of transport in food and fruit
MRI of filtration processes
Ultra-fast MR techniques to image multi-phase flows in pipes and trickle bed reactors
 
Part III APPLICATIONS IN LIFE SCIENCES
Magnetic Resonance Microscopy: a tool for imaging down to the subcellular level
MRI of single cells labelled with super paramagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles
Magnetic resonance studies of wood
3D imaging of flow pattern in natural porous media under low flow rate
Part IV Applications in Energy Research
Spectroscopic imaging of lithiation fronts in battery electrodes
Combining PFG-NMR and in situ MRI for salt distribution and diffusivity in battery electrolytes
Magnetic field map measurements as a diagnostic tool for the battery condition
Long-run in-operando NMR as a suitable tool for battery research
 
Perspectives

• Edited by Sabina Haber-Pohlmeier
• Edited by Bernhard Blümich
• Edited by Luisa Ciobanu