Using a cryogen-free permanent magnet, Bruker has developed a new nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer that is benchtop size and can be routinely used in a wide variety of laboratories. No infrastructure is needed for the […]
Building its portfolio for swooping on big opportunity in quantum computing, German test and measurement company Rohde & Schwarz has acquired Zurich Instruments, a developer of magnetic resonance force microscopy systems. Zurich’s magnetic force lock-in […]
Perhaps now at the nascent stage which magnetic resonance imaging was 40 years ago, the development of magnetoencephalography could be headed for a similar path of growing adoption in the medical community. MEG is a […]
Introduced 25 years ago, Metrolab’s nuclear magnetic resonance field cameras have revolutionized the process of field mapping magnetic resonance imaging magnets. Now the company has introduced a new software tool that provides a unique interface for both its latest system, the […]
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