IOP Groups

Advanced Techniques and Applications of EPR

1 April 2004
University of Warwick

The ESR Group Royal Society of Chemistry held their 37th international meeting at the University of Warwick 28 March-1 April 2004. The final day of the international meeting was a joint meeting of the Institute of Physics and RSC groups, with the theme of the synergy of EPR and NMR methodologies and NMR on systems with electron spins.

Programme

"Bringing the NMR paradigm to ESR. Prospects and Applications of High Field Pulsed ESR with sub-nanosecond pi/2 pulses and Deadtime."
Dr Graham M Smith, University of St Andrews

"Single crystal EPR studies and the electronic structure of [PPh4J[Au{Ni} (sdt)2]."
Dr Joanna Wolowska, University of Manchester

"Determination of Spin-Hamiltonian Parameters and Quantification of Single Ion Contributions to the Magnetic Properties of HeterometallicTransition Metal 'wheels'. "
Dr Stergios Piligkos, University of Manchester

"EPR Studies on Dopants in Isotopically Tailored Widebandgap Semiconductors."
Dr Mark Newton, University of Warwick

"In the Heart of the Extraterrestrial Carbonaceous Matter. An Extensive CW and Multifrequency EPR Investigation."
Laurent Binet, Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Paris

"EPR Spectroelectrochemical Studies of N02 Containing Ligands and Complexes."
Paul R Murray, University of Edinburgh

"Magnetic Resonance in Spin Systems Dominated by Exchange. From Quantum Wells to Magnetic Semiconductors."
Professor Gert Denninger, Univerisity of Stuttgart

"4 Multinuclear NMR study of Paramagnetically Doped Zircon Pigments."
Dr Nick Dajda, Magnex Scientific Ltd

"NMR of copper-doped zeolites."
Laurence Barrett, University of Warwick

"Paramagnetic Effects in Solid State NMR: Problems, Yes, Solutions, Maybe."
Professor G E Hawkes, Queen Mary and Westfield College, London

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