Magnetic Resonance and its Applications. Abstracts book. Saint Petersburg State University. April 23-29, 2017

Abstract

The International Youth School-Conference “Magnetic resonance and its application” SPINUS-2017 will be held at the St. Petersburg State University in the 14th time. In modern physics, the term “magnetic resonance” refers to a set of phenomena accompanied with the emission or absorption of electromagnetic waves of the radiofrequency diapason by quantum systems (nuclei, electrons, atoms, molecules, etc.). These phenomena, the physical nature of which is of independent interest, provided the basis of radiospectroscopic methods for studying the structure of matter and physico-chemical processes in it. These methods, being contactless, do not destroy an object under a study, that makes them unique and in demand not only in physics and chemistry, but also in medicine, geology, biology, archeology. Now, any medical center with high reputation has a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

The International Youth School-Conference “Magnetic resonance and its application” SPINUS-2017 will be held at the St. Petersburg State University in the 14th time. In modern physics, the term “magnetic resonance” refers to a set of phenomena accompanied with the emission or absorption of electromagnetic waves of the radiofrequency diapason by quantum systems (nuclei, electrons, atoms, molecules, etc.). These phenomena, the physical nature of which is of independent interest, provided the basis of radiospectroscopic methods for studying the structure of matter and physico-chemical processes in it. These methods, being contactless, do not destroy an object under a study, that makes them unique and in demand not only in physics and chemistry, but also in medicine, geology, biology, archeology. Now, any medical center with high reputation has a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).