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Exploring Unconventional Electronic Materials with NMR<\/h3>\n

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We use nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)<\/strong> to investigate materials with unconventional electronic properties at the microscopic scale.<\/p>\n

NMR, a technique based on the same physical principles as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), employs atomic nuclei as local probes<\/strong> of matter. This allows us to uncover rich information about the electronic, magnetic, and structural properties<\/strong> of materials with atomic-level precision.<\/p>\n

Our research focuses on:<\/p>\n