ISMAR is a society devoted to the advancement of magnetic resonance and its applications. Its main public function is in piloting the organization of an international meeting, at present triennial. This is one of the largest such meetings, and the only one of its size that brings together magnetic resonance practitioners from many countries and from all domains, including NMR, NQR, ESR, MRI, ICR and aspects of coherent optics. Junior scientists are particularly encouraged to participate.
What's New?
The new version of Antiope, Professor John Waugh's software for simulating a wide variety of NMR experiments, is now available online at the ISMAR web site.
Site of ISMAR-2013? Proposals are solicited for organizing and hosting the 18th ISMAR Conference in 2013. Please contact any of the ISMAR Officers for information on the requirements for the Conference. Final proposals are due by June 15 for action by the ISMAR Council in July. ISMAR attempts to choose conference sites that span the globe over a period of years. Recent sites were Rhodes, organized by Israeli scientists (2001); Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, USA (2004); Kenting, Taiwan (2007); Florence, Italy (2010).
Professor Robert G. Griffin is the winner of the 2010 ISMAR Prize.
The 17th triennial ISMAR Conference will be held July 4-9, 2010 in Florence, Italy jointly with the annual EUROMAR Conference. Professor Ivano Bertini will chair the organizing committee.
