Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

Jameson, Cynthia J.; Fukui, H.; Kamieńska‐Trela, Krystyna; Aliev, Abil E.; Prior, M. J. W.; Wójcik, Jacek; Sharp, Robert R.; Watanabe, Tokuko; Schilf, Wojciech; Ludwig, Ralf J.; Kurosu, Hiromichi; Yamanobe, Takeshi; Barsukov, I; Hounsell, Elizabeth F.; Dios, Angel C. de; Law, Robert V.; Kuroki, Shigeki; Matthews, S J; Baba, T.; Monduzzi, M; Asakawa, Naoki; Yasunaga, Hidekazu

doi:10.1039/9781847553881

2003

DOI: 10.1039/9781847553881

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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

Cynthia J. Jameson

H. Fukui

Krystyna Kamieńska‐Trela

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Abstract: The bridge of tomorrow will be self-activating, equipped with electric-eye controls and an anti-freeze system. No overhead structures will obstruct the view, or interfere with radio reception, according to Robert J.

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Microfluidics is an emerging technology of flow and control of fluids in microscale volume that offers highly specialized solutions to rapid, sensitive, noninvasive analysis and measurements in various engineering applications. When combined with microelectromechanical systems (MEMSs), microfluidics technology has shown remarkable developments in small‐scale devices for biosensing, chemical solutions, and precise detection of particles at a higher rate. MEMS‐inspired microfluidics technology can contribute to the highly sensitive, recyclable, and portable sensing platforms for large‐scale integration devices. In this review, the history and developmental phases occurring in MEMS are detailed. Finally, this review is concluded with future scope and guidelines for enabling the various approaches to overcome the obstacles and the mass commercialization of microfluidic devices. Recent applications of microfluidics in biosensing are also highlighted where research should be focused in the future.

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Ab initio calculations of NMR chemical shifts

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The Journal of Chemical Physics

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The nuclear magnetic resonance chemical shift is one of the most powerful properties available for structure determination at the molecular level. A review of advances made in the ab initio calculation of chemical shielding during the past five years is presented. Specifically, progress in the areas including the effects of an unpaired electron, electron correlation, and relativistic effects into ab initio chemical shielding calculations, the tensor nature of the chemical shift, and intramolecular and intermolecular effects on the chemical shift will be covered.

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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

Abstract: The bridge of tomorrow will be self-activating, equipped with electric-eye controls and an anti-freeze system. No overhead structures will obstruct the view, or interfere with radio reception, according to Robert J.

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Microfluidics: Recent Advances Toward Lab‐on‐Chip Applications in Bioanalysis

Microfluidics: Recent Advances Toward Lab‐on‐Chip Applications in Bioanalysis

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Ab initio calculations of NMR chemical shifts

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