Program

What is it about?

The Alpine conference is a high-level international forum for the discussion of recent developments and applications in the field of magnetic resonance in solids. The conference focuses on novel concepts, methods and instrumentation, as well as applications in fields including physics, chemistry, biology and materials science. Beyond its original and still core focus on solid-state NMR, from 2019 the Alpine Conference welcomes contributions from EPR and MRI in solids.

Conference Program

Start: Registration from 4 pm on Sun 12th September. Sunday dinner at 19:30 in the conference centre, Le Majestic.

End: The last session will finish at 12:30 pm on Thu 16th September.

The detailed program will available when conference starts. A couple of days before the start log into the Participant Area to see your individualised program (use the “Participant Area” button in the top right corner of the website).

The main program of the conference will consist of plenary lectures and contributed communications, with round table sessions.

A number of social events have been prepared to liven up the Alpine Conference, including a Wine & Cheese sponsored by Cortecnet on Monday evening, free time on Tuesday to enjoy the Alps scenery, an Apéritif sponsored by Bruker on Tuesday evening, and the Banquet on Wednesday evening. The 2019 Conference Banquet was held in the restaurant Le Cap-Horn.

Scientific Committee (2021)

Anja Böckmann (MMSB Lyon)

Alexej Jerschow (NYU)

Anne Lesage (CRMN Lyon)

Invited Speakers

The following speakers have accepted invitation to participate in 2019 edition of the Alpine Conference. The list of invited speakers for 2021 will be announced closer to the conference date.

 

Vipin Agarwal

Vipin
Agarval

Greg Boebinger

Greg
Boebinger

Brad Chmelka

Brad
Chmelka

Anne Lesage

Ann McDermotr

Alexej
Jerschow

Anne
Lesage

Ann
McDermott

Thomas Prisner

Bernd Reif

Melanie Rosay

Thomas
Prisner

Bernd
Reif

Melanie
Rosay

 

Round-Tables

Following a successful test run during the previous Alpine Conference, we will run round-table sessions instead of the poster sessions. Each participant will have the opportunity to discuss his or her work with a selected audience, after a brief introductory talk! Before the conference starts, every participant will be asked to vote for the abstracts that they would like to learn about, and the program of the roundtable sessions will be built from their choice. There will be two prizes for the best round tables by students or postdocs based on a popular vote. Prizes are sponsored by Elsevier.