AMRIS Science Highlights

One of the important goals of the Mag Lab is to facilitate the exchange of scientific knowledge and to communicate the science and engineering achievements of the laboratory’s faculty and users. These science highlights showcase the cutting-edge research underway at the Advanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy (AMRIS) facility at the University of Florida. For a list of recent research generated from all our programs, please visit our main Science Highlights page.

2009 AMRIS Science Highlights Date Research Area Title Site / Program Contact Aug. 28 Biochemistry Structure of Nanomole Quantities of Marine Chemicals* UF / AMRIS Tadeusz Molinski or Art Edison

2008 AMRIS Science Highlights Date Research Area Title Site / Program Contact July 31 Biochemistry Mating and Dauer Pheromones from Caenorhabditis elegans UF / AMRIS Art Edison July 31 Chemical Engineering Nanoscale Diffusion Studies of Lipid Membranes UF / AMRIS Sergey Vasenkov

2007 AMRIS Science Highlights Date Research Area Title Site / Program Contact Nov. 15 NMR, Biochemistry Covariance NMR Metabolomics Web Portal FSU / NMR & UF / AMRIS Fengli Zhang Sept. 6 Biochemistry Parectadial: A Monoterpene Produced by a Madagascar Walkingstick Insect UF / AMRIS Art Edison May 17 Biology A Quantitative Study of Bioenergetics in Skeletal Muscle Lacking Carbonic Anhydrase III Using 31P Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy UF / AMRIS Krista Vandenborne or Min Liu

*The National Science Foundation periodically solicits Highlights from the Magnet Lab, and this research activity was one of the highlights submitted. NSF highlights use a template and each includes two slides: The first slide presents the research; the second slide discusses broader impacts.