From left to right: 2nd Place - Stephan Berner, 1st Place - Rie Hansen, 2nd Place - Erin Adamson
Finalists included: Jack Miller and Andrew Cho
TBA
First demonstration of a water based heterogeneous catalyst with effective 1H polarization insertion by surface diffusion restiction.
Innovative method for producing new hyperpolarized compound through hydrogen peroxide degradation.
This study group is focused on advancing the field of hyperpolarization to understand biological mechanisms and conditions (i.e,. metabolism, pH, redox potential, binding). The objective is to increase the open exchange of applied techniques, methods and findings to advance parahydrogen induced polarization (PHIP) and dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) into mainstream MRI methods. The study group will develop and share online content to aid individual research groups through (1) accumulated experimental results, (2) data publication standards (e.g., polarization values at the time of delivery, recognized abbreviations), (3) potential collaborators and (4) PHIP and DNP research locations