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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Research Description
\n<\/strong>My research group at Berea College has worked on a number of solid state (and a few liquid state) nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) challenges over the year. Many of these have been very collaborative with my friends at various universities and laboratories such as Philip Grandinetti, Lyndon Emsley, Joseph Zwanziger, Pierre Florian, Micha\u00ebl Deschamps, Dimitri Sakellario, Franck Fayon, Dominique Massiot, Steven Brown, Anne Lesage, Sabine Hediger, Joeseph Sachleben, Jonathan Stebbins, \"jaypippyfinal4\"and others. I welcome the chance to work with anyone who might share research goals. A lot of this work has focused on studying amorphous materials using Dynamic-Angle Spinning (DAS, for high resolution half-integer spin quadrupolar systems), Magic-Angle Hopping\/Turning (MAH\/MAT), Magic-Angle Flipping (MAF, like DAS except applied to spin 1\/2 nuclei), Multiple-Quantum Magic-Angle Spinning (MQMAS), and our most recent Phase Incremented Echo Train Acquisition (PIETA) for J-coupling measurements. I have also done some imaging work with the Emsley lab using a Stray Field Imaging (STRAI) approach that has been continued by Dimitri Sakellario in his lab in Paris. During the period from Fall 2005 until Fall 2011, I served as department chair and had limited opportunities to pursue research given the added responsibilities. Upon returning from my 2011-2012 sabbatical, my research has been reinvigorated and seems on a pace with which I am pleased.<\/p>\n

It has also been my pleasure to work with graduate students in these fine labs including Brandon Wilson, Mark Bovee, Deepansh Srivastava, Jose Lorie Lopez, Brennan Walder, Derrick Kaseman, Kevin Sanders, Jason Ezzell, Eric Keeler, Ping Zhang at OSU as well as students and post-doctoral students at the ENS such as Sylvian Caders, Benedicte Elena, Ga\u00ebl de Pa\u00ebpe, Luminita Dumas, and CEMTHI such as Thomas Poumeyrol.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Previous Students (Berea College Undergraduates listed in italics) and Activities<\/strong><\/p>\n