Upcoming conferences

Ampere Events 2026

MRFOOD 2026
Milano (Italy) June 9-12

AMPERE NMR School 2026
Zakopane (Poland) June 14-20

Euromar 2026
Gothenburg (Sweden) June 28 to July 2

XIII^th EFEPR Conference
Brno (Czech Republic) August 29 to September 4

HYP26
Göttingen (Germany) September 6-10

MRPM 2026
Ribeirão Preto (Brazil) October 26-29

Other Events 2026

Next Austrian NMR Meeting
Klosterneuburg (Austria) February 26-27

Magnetic Resonance and Quantum Information Science
Hooksett (United States) June 14-19

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

Spin Chemistry Meeting
Padova (Italy) September 20-24

Ampere Events 2027

Alpine Conference on Magnetic Resonance in Solids
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc (France) September 12-16

Briefs on Women in MR

Katja Petzold

Professor of Medical Biochemistry at Uppsala University (Sweden)
I study RNA structural biology using NMR spectroscopy. Our research focuses on RNA dynamics, in-cell NMR, and drug development targeting RNA. We are interested in medical aspects of RNA structural changes of different RNA types, such as viral RNA, ribosomes or microRNA and develop methods to answer those questions.

List of women in MR, worldwide

The current AMPERE bulletin

AMPERE Bulletin No. 301, Winter 2025

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

We invite all researchers working in a field related to topics covered by „Magnetic Resonance - An interactive open-access publication of the Groupement AMPERE“ to submit manuscripts at Magnetic Resonance.

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Notifications

Eunice and Raymond Andrew
(ca. 2000, Gainesville, Florida)
The Groupement AMPERE mourns the passing away of Eunice J. Andrew on November 17, 2025. She was the wife of the late Raymond Andrew who is best known for his contributions to magic-angle spinning NMR. She and her late husband bestowed on the Groupement AMPERE the Raymond Andrew price for a outstanding PhD theses.

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.