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Department of Radiospectroscopy Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science Jagiellonian University
keywords: chemical analysis, MNR of microheterogeneous systems, air humidity effects
offer number: 9
research topics:
  • NMR of microheterogeneous systems (including biological systems, e.g. tissues or living organisms).
test equipment:
  • NMR spectrometer Bruker Avance III 300.
comercial research:
  • gaseous phase (mild) hydration effects on dry biological or other solid systems;
  • air humidity effects on the investigated system.

Methods and research techniques:

  • NMR.
variants of cooperation: contract research, project, consortium
type of services: analysis, devices for rent, expertises

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