Magnetic Resonance Microscopy

Sarah Codd is co-director of the Magnetic Resonance Microscopy (MRM) laboratory and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Montana State University. Her research focuses on technique development, spatially resolved studies of gas in ceramics, flow and diffusion studies in porous media, and investigation of fluid dynamics in hydrogels, biofilms, cellular suspensions and polymer electrolyte membranes. Her doctoral studies were at the University of Kent at Canterbury, UK. She held post-doctoral positions at Massey University, New Zealand, Ulm University, Germany, and New Mexico Resonance, USA, before moving to Montana in 2002. Joseph Seymour is co-director of the Magnetic Resonance Microscopy (MRM) laboratory and an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at Montana State University. His primary area of research interest is in transport imaging using MRM. Prior and future research includes laboratory and field studies of transport phenomena using MRM's ability to measure both coherent motion, or velocity, and random motion, or diffusion. His doctoral studies were at the University of California at Davis, USA. He held post-doctoral positions at Massey University, New Zealand, Universität Ulm, Germany, and New Mexico Resonance, USA, before moving to Montana in 2001.

METHODS
Single Shot Imaging
Time of Flight
2D T2-T2 Exchange
Shim Pulses
MATERIALS
Building Materials
Paintings
Textiles
Biopolymeric Gels
Food
Plants
Fuel Cells
LOW FIELDS
Earths Field
Squids
Ultra Low Fields
NON-EQUILIBRIUM POLARISATION
Sensitivity DNP
Hyperpolarised Gas
Parahydrogen
HARDWARE
Magnet Design
Innovations for Large Samples
APPLICATIONS
Geophysics
Chemical Engineering
Reaction Kinetics
Electro-Osmotic Flow
Microfluids and Porous Media
Biomedical
Dental Biofilms
Freezing Processes
MOBILE NMR
Compact MRI Applications
Portable Imaging
Single Sided Spectroscopy