We were delighted to welcome Professor Daniel Holland, from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, a leading researcher in the field of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) for chemical engineering applications, to our CRC at the Hamburg University of Technology.
In his lecture, Professor Holland presented how NMR and MRI techniques can be applied to a wide range of chemical engineering challenges. He highlighted the versatility of magnetic resonance techniques and their potential for advancing the understanding of complex chemical structures and flow phenomena in chemical engineering applications.
We sincerely thank Professor Daniel Holland for sharing his expertise and delivering this excellent and insightful lecture.
