Non-conventional NMR Detection Methods
New developments in NMR Series

NMR and MRI have been applied to various disciplines, but the sensitivity of NMR is intrinsically lower comparing to other analytical or imaging methods. This has caused many non-conventional developments looking at improving NMR sensitivity, such as SQUID (Superconducting Quantum Interference Device), atomic magnetometer, MRFM (Magnetic Resonance Force Microscopy) and remote detection. The NMR detection threshold has been largely boosted by these methods, resulting in the emergence of novel applications. This book will describe the recent advances in non-conventional NMR detection methods and their applications, and also summarize the challenges facing the next generation of users. Aimed at both academia and industry, readers should buy this publication to broaden their knowledge beyond conventional NMR.