Danish NMR center is part of a new EU consortium coordinated by CNRS, aiming to provide effective and convenient access to the best research infrastructures in solid-state NMR available to researchers from both academia and industry . (IMAGE)

Aarhus University

Danish NMR center is part of a new EU consortium coordinated by CNRS, aiming to provide effective and convenient access to the best research infrastructures in solid-state NMR available to researchers from both academia and industry .

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The Danish Center for Ultrahigh Field NMR Spectroscopy at Aarhus University, with Professor Thomas Vosegaard in the front, is part of an EU funded 4-year and €5 million project. The aim is to integrate seven national infrastructures across Europe and provide efficient access to infrastructures in solid-state NMR available worldwide. (Photo: Maria Randima, AU Photo)

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