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International Symposium XeMAT2015 September 13-17, 2015 in Dresden, Germany

14 January 2016 (has links) (PDF)
The present Book of Abstracts includes most of the contributions to the International Symposium XeMAT 2015, Xenon/hyperpolarized noble gases in magnetic resonance. This symposium took place from September 13-17, 2015 in Dresden in the new chemistry building of TU Dresden and covered all aspects of the use of xenon and hyperpolarized gases in magnetic resonance. This included for example materials science, biosensing, imaging, and molecular bioimaging as well as all aspects of gas hyperpolarization. The conference program included 15 invited lectures, 14 contributed talks as well as more than 20 posters.
Xenon
hyperpolarisiertes Xenon
Materialwissenschaften
Medizinisches Imaging
Biosensoren
Xenon
hyperpolarized xenon
materials science
medical imaging
biosensors
ddc:540
rvk:VG 6860
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International Symposium XeMAT2015 September 13-17, 2015 in Dresden, Germany: International Symposium XeMAT2015 September 13-17, 2015 in Dresden, Germany: Xenon/hyperpolarized noble gases in magnetic resonance

Brunner, Eike 14 January 2016 (has links)
The present Book of Abstracts includes most of the contributions to the International Symposium XeMAT 2015, Xenon/hyperpolarized noble gases in magnetic resonance. This symposium took place from September 13-17, 2015 in Dresden in the new chemistry building of TU Dresden and covered all aspects of the use of xenon and hyperpolarized gases in magnetic resonance. This included for example materials science, biosensing, imaging, and molecular bioimaging as well as all aspects of gas hyperpolarization. The conference program included 15 invited lectures, 14 contributed talks as well as more than 20 posters.
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ddc:540

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