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Carlos Meriles
Physics
Hyper-polarization & optical NMR
Email:
cmeriles [ AT ] sci.ccny.cuny.edu
Work:
(212) 650-6832
Education:
- Carlos was born and raised in Córdoba , Argentina . He obtained his Ph.D in physics at FaMAF – the mathematics, physics and astronomy division of the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba – under the supervision of Prof. A.H. Brunetti. His doctoral studies focused on the use of Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance (NQR) to probe structural and dynamical disorder in organic crystals. After graduating in 2000, he joined the group of Prof. Alexander Pines at the University of California , Berkeley to work on NMR methodology, his present field of research. In 2004, he joined the department of physics at City College as an assistant professor.
Biography:
Novel methods in magnetic resonance, hyper-polarization and
ultra-sensitive detection, optical NMR
Current research
| Dipolar Field Microscopy (DFM) |
| Optically pumped NMR in semiconductors* |
| Strategies for optical detection of magnetic resonance |
Selected Prior Work
| Zero-field magnetic resonance imaging |
| Rotation of the magnetic field at the magic angle |
| Ex-situ high-resolution NMR spectroscopy |
