 Our group has
a unique set of expertize ranging from DNP,
quadrupolar & biomolecular NMR,
computational chemistry as well as advanced
instrumentation development (especially in cryogenics). Notably our expertise ranges
from theoretical spin dynamics in
the solid-state to the design of
advanced solid-state NMR experiments for improving sensitivity and
resolution. This theoretical and experimental knowhow allows for a deep
understanding of issues involved in the structural
determination of macromolecules (such as amyloid fibrils and self-assembled
nanostructures) and advanced materials. The methodological and instrumental developments, currently on-going in
our lab (pulse sequences, data treatment, sample preparation, etc.), are
tailored to the complex molecular
systems under study, of interest for energy, health, and the development of
new (nano)-materials.
Dipolar Recoupling in Magic Angle Spinning Solid-State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
 Matrix-free dynamic nuclear polarization enables solid-state NMR 13C–13C correlation spectroscopy of proteins at natural isotopic abundance
 
 
 
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