Spring is in the air, and the steadfast guardian of the Cloud Classroom - Newma: NMR Data and Image Processing Training

With the effective control of the pandemic in China, the spring of 2020 has arrived steadily. The sky is blue, the water is clear, and the peach blossoms are in full bloom… This hard-earned beauty is a result of the collective efforts and struggles of the people across the country, and NewMag cherishes it deeply.
To ensure that more clients can continue learning despite the pandemic, NewMag has been offering online live courses since February, with four sessions held so far. The topics covered include NMR principles, application areas, application solutions for specific subfields, software operation training, and field-cycling NMR (FFC), among others.
In the surveys conducted after the first four sessions, it was found that NMR data and image processing is a topic that many clients urgently need to understand. As always, NewMag strives to meet customer demands. Look, the fifth session of the live course is already on the way.

Springtime blossoms, NewMag’s commitment to cloud classrooms: NMR data and image processing training

Course Summary

 

Topic: NMR Data and Image Processing
Date and Time: April 29, 9:30-11:00 AM
Key points of the live session:
1. What are the different ways to use NMR data?
2. The processing of T2 relaxation data: How to extract data, data normalization (e.g., quality/volume normalization, peak merging and splitting), graphing, and analysis.
3. NMR image processing (ROI value extraction, unified mapping, saturation calculation, etc.).
4. New uses and presentation methods of NMR data in recent literature.

Online registration for the April 29th course

Springtime blossoms, NewMag’s commitment to cloud classrooms: NMR data and image processing training

Reminder: Without pre-registration, you will not be able to enter the live session.

Instructor Information:

 

Master’s degree in Materials Science from Zhengzhou University, with nearly 7 years of experience in low-field nuclear magnetic resonance application testing, training, and technical support. He has provided phone, remote, and on-site support for client applications over a thousand times. He has extensive experience in the application of NMR in food, polymers, and biomedicine. He has also participated in sub-projects of the national major scientific instrument development program (High-Performance NMR Relaxation Analyzer Development and Application).