Burlington House, London | 10th-11th December 2026
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2-day rates
RSC/IOP Members: £165
RSC/IOP Student Members: £100
Non-Members: £200
Student Non-Members: £130
1-day rates
RSC/IOP Members: £100
RSC/IOP Student Members: £60
Non-Members: £120
Student Non-Members: £80
Speakers
Day 1
Simon Duckett, University of York
Lighting up transient species: parahydrogen NMR for reaction monitoring
Nicholle Bell, University of Edinburgh
Spirits & spins: applications of NMR to scotch whisky
Helena Loan, University of Warwick (PG Prize Winner)
Exploring surface terminations and water dynamics in the MXene Ti3C2Tx
Thomas Meersmann, University of Nottingham
Structural, functional, and dynamical examination of industrial materials using hyperpolarized 129Xe NMR and MRI
Paolo Cerreia Vioglio, University of Warwick
NMR of natural spider silks
Selina Wiesner, University of Cambridge (PG Prize Winner)
Exploring CO2 adsorption in porous activated carbons using NMR spectroscopy
Rivka Isaacson, King’s College London
The moving molecular machinery of proteostasis
Gareth Morris, University of Manchester
The problem of J-spectroscopy – you wait 50 years for a solution and four come along at once
Day 2
Ralph Adams, University of Manchester
Application and implementation of pure shift and GEMSTONE
Karen Johnston, University of Durham
Motional modulation of the quadrupolar interaction as a structural probe in Li-based solid electrolytes
Rose Montgomery-Danagher, University of Cambridge
Operando magnetic resonance imaging studies of pharmaceutical freeze-drying processes
Sam Raju, University of York
Harnessing SABRE for low concentration analyte detection
Yuhang Yang, University of Manchester
Dynamics studies of proton conduction in a modulated metal-organic framework with isolated pores
James Robertson, King’s College London
Enabling advances in diffusion MRI through multi-channel denoising
Giuseppe Pileio, University of Southampton
Voltage-tunable inductively coupled planar microcoils for microfluidic NMR
Michael Hope, University of Warwick (NMRDG/BRSG Prize Winner)
Measuring, calculating, and overcoming large anisotropies in energy materials
David Neuhaus, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
How the enzyme PARP-1 recognises DNA single-strand breaks
Christie Aroulanda, Université Paris-Saclay
Stereochemical challenges highlighted using NMR in chiral liquid crystalline solvents
Malcolm Levitt, University of Southampton
NMR of endofullerenes dissolved in a liquid crystal