Upcoming conferences

Ampere Events 2025

Ampere NMR School 2025
Zakopane (Poland) June 8-14

Euromar 2025
Oulu (Finland) July 6-10

10^th EFEPR Summer School 2025
Manchester (UK) provisionally August 31 to September 6

Alpine Conference on Magnetic Resonance in Solids
Chamonix (France) September 14-18

Ampere Events 2026

XIII^th EFEPR Conference
Brno (Czech Republic) August 29 to September 3

HYP26
Göttingen (Germany) September 6-10

Other Events 2026

FGMR Annual Discussion Meeting
Mainz (Germany) September 13-17

The current AMPERE bulletin

AMPERE Bulletin No. 297, Winter 2024

A magnetic-resonance journal for the community, not for profit

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Notifications

Anil Kumar (25.6.1941 - 9.11.2024)
one of the pioneers of NMR in India passed away this weekend.
He was well known for his pioneering work on Fourier imaging and using NOE for strutcure determination in proteins in the groups of Richard Ernst and Kurt Wüthrich. Later on he worked on cross-correlated relaxation and quantum computing at IISC in Bangalore. He was a great scientist and person and will be deerly missed.
The Groupement AMPERE offers condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. Rest in peace, Anil!

Alexander Pines (22.6.1945-1.11.2024)
one of the pioneers of NMR passed away last weekend.
He was well known for his work on solid-state and low-field NMR. He was not only a talented scientist but also a gifted teacher, mentor and fun person. The Groupement AMPERE offers condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. Rest in peace, Alex!

Klaus Möbius (4.6.1936-18.10.2024)
one of the pioneers of EPR passed away.
He was well known for his fundamental work on EPR and its applications to photosynthetic centers. The Groupement AMPERE offers condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. Rest in peace, Klaus!

the AMPERE Café

organized by Jennifer Mathies and David Joseph,
is a framework for virtual get-togethers, with which we aim to foster informal interactions among scientists working in the field of magnetic resonance.

Upcoming online edition:
will be announced soon

The AMPERE Visual Encyclopedia of NMR

is a collection of short educational videos in the field of magnetic resonance. The videos can be found on our YouTube channel.

If you would like to contribute a video, please contact us at video@ampere-society.org to coordinate the topics.