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04-07: Testimony before the Subcommittee on Research and Science Education of the House Science and Technology Committee. More information on the NSF hearings can be found at http://www.aip.org/fyi/2007/038.html. Photo from APS News, May 2007.
02-07: CUNY Equipment Grant, “Optical detection of nuclear magnetic resonance via time-resolved Faraday rotation.”, C.A. Meriles (PI) and M. Lenzner (co-PI), 2007-2008.
09-06: C.A. Meriles receives the Wegman Brothers Fellowship.
03-06: “NSF-NIRT: Nuclear hyperpolarization for organic and inorganic semiconductor nanostructures”, CA Meriles (Manager PI at CCNY, the lead institution), JA Reimer (PI at UC Berkeley), MC Tamargo (co-PI at CCNY), RA Segalman (co-PI UCB).
01-06: National Science Foundation CAREER Award “Long-range dipolar fields as a tool for NMR microscopy”, 2006-2011
04-05: J Perlo et al, Science 308, 1279 (2005) featured in various press media
See “Portable scanner scoops chemical clues”, R Khamsi, News@Nature.com, Apr 25, 2005. “Open Sesame”, P Weiss, Science News 167, 229 (2005). “Portable NMR”, SpectroscopyNow.com, May 19, 2005. “Portable NMR spectroscopy”, L Yarris, LBNL Currents, Apr 15, 2005. “Single-sided NMR spectroscopy”, PP Predd, IEEE Spectrum Online, Jun 15, 2005. “One-sided nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy”, Photonics.com, Apr 15, 2005. “Portable NMR”, MedGadget, Apr 15, 2005. “New portable NMR”, Chemie.de Information Service, Jun 15, 2005. “Portable sensor could identify biowarfare agents”, Environment New Service, Apr 12, 2005. “Portable NMR”, LabTechnologist.com, Apr 19, 2005. “Portable high-resolution NMR sensor”, Today at Berkeley Lab, Apr 12 2005. “Portable high-resolution NMR sensor unveiled”, Science Daily, May 5, 2005.