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http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2014/aug/13/going-mobile-with-nmr-spectroscopy
I am surprised they managed to do this this soon and, if I read the link correctly, using a tiny non-superconducting permanent magnet in replace of the usual gigantic cumbersome superconducting magnet.
This could be very useful for helping to image molecules and chemical analysis.
Originally posted by humyI wonder if this same technique could be used to miniaturize MRI machines which also use humungus magnets?
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2014/aug/13/going-mobile-with-nmr-spectroscopy
I am surprised they managed to do this this soon and, if I read the link correctly, using a tiny non-superconducting permanent magnet in replace of the usual gigantic cumbersome superconducting magnet.
This could be very useful for helping to image molecules and chemical analysis.