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Download Trial Versions of Our Software 2012 volume 22 number 1 news letter The Publication of the International EPR (ESR) Society newsepr letter www.epr-newsletter.ethz.ch Officers of the international ePr (esr) society The official publication of the International EPR (ESR) Society is supported by the Society, by corporate and President secretArY other donors, the Zavoisky Physical-Technical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Kazan, Russian seigo Yamauchi sushil K. Misra Federation, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Concordia University, Zürich, Switzerland. Advanced Materials (IMRAM), 1455 de Maisonneuve Boulevard West, Tohoku University, Montreal (Quebec), H3G 1M8, Canada Katahira-2-1-1, phone: 514-848-2424 ext. 3278, fax: 514-848-2828 editOr Aobaku, Sendai 980-8577, Japan e-mail: [email protected] Laila V. 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Prokhorov (1916–2002) The EPR newsletter is published quarterly by the Inter- George Feher tengiz i. sanadze (1930–2011) national EPR (ESR) Society and is available in electronic George Fraenkel charles P. slichter and printed form to all members of the Society. The erwin Hahn Leslie H. sutcliffe deadlines for submission of news for upcoming issues: Karl Hausser (1919–2001) Harold M. swartz Spring March, 15; Summer June, 15; Fall September, 15; noboru Hirota Martyn c. r. symons (1925–2002) Winter December, 15. clyde A. Hutchison, Jr. (1913–2005) Yuri d. tsvetkov ISSN 1094-5571 James s. Hyde Joan H. van der Waals Lowell Kispert George d. Watkins daniel Kivelson (1929–2003) John A. Weil (1929–2010) Melvin P. Klein (1921–2000) samuel i. Weissman (1912–2007) Harry Kurreck david Whiffen (1922–2002) Printing: LaPlume and Sons Printing, Inc. August H. Maki (1930–2008) Hans c. Wolf One Farley Street, Lawrence MA 01843 USA phone: (978) 683-1009, fax: (978) 683-4594 newsepr letter The cover picture illustrates aspects of the Publication of the international ePr (ESR) society the research carried out by Ronald P. Mason, recipient of the Bruker Award 2010 and 2011 IES Gold Medal. It shows volume 22 number 1 2012 that under conditions of inflammation and oxidative stress all cellular biomol- 2 Editorial ecules are potential targets for reactive by Laila Mosina species (H2O2, ONOO-) and free radi- IES business • • • cal metabolites ( OH, NO2, CCl3, 2 iES Annual Meeting etc). Free radical oxidative damage to cell lipids, proteins and DNA may lead Awards to toxicity and disease. 3 the Bruker Prize 2012 to Kev M. Salikhov 3 the JEOL Prize 2012 to Alice Bowen 4 John-Weil Young investigator Award Guest of the issue 5 the impact of ESr (EPr) on the Understanding of the Cuprates and Their Superconductivity by K. Alex Müller Another passion 7 Working with Wood by Barney Bales In memoriam 9 Albert W. Overhauser (1925–2011) by Charles P. Slichter 10, 16, 17, 18 Notices of meetings 10 New books and journals Software 11 Custom Design of Microwave Probes for EPr Using numerical Analysis Techniques by Jason Sidabras Tips & techniques 14 Sample Preparation for Quasioptical High-Field ESr by Boris Dzikovski Conference reports 16 the 40th Annual Southeastern Magnetic resonance Conference (SEMrC) by Aimin Liu 18 New EPR faculty 19 Readers corner 20 Market place Are you interested to become a member of the international ePr (esr) society? IES Annual Meeting Please find the registration/information form for new/continuing members of the the 2012 Annual General Meeting of ies and non-credit-card payment instructions for individual members on this Web site: www.epr-newsletter.ethz.ch/contact.html the ies will be held during the esr symposium at the 54th Annual rocky is your company involved in magnetic resonance in any way? if so, consider advertising in the EPR newsletter. Your company will have its own Mountain conference which will be advertising and information box in each issue. it will be seen by a targeted held in copper Mountain, cO, usA audience of thousands of specially selected scientists worldwide. information on sponsoring the society and advertising is shown on this Web site: from July 15 to July 19 in 2012. www.epr-newsletter.ethz.ch/corporate_sponsors.html the Annual Meeting timing has yet to be confirmed. Please send any Agenda items to the ies secretary Prof. sushil K. Misra (skmisra@alcor. ies concordia.ca) as soon as possible. the JEOL Prize 2012 (p. 3) and of course, it kindly provided by Bruker BioSpin), how to editorial is a delight to let Alice tell us about her rel- prepare samples, and, most importantly, how Dear colleagues, evant research (pp. 3–4). to ask questions that EPR might help them I can imagine that the first thing you did In my feeling, it is always interesting to read answer. The result is often surprising – even when looking at the list of contents of the Another Passion articles, and Barney Bales, students as young as 14 can begin to work on EPR newsletter was to search for the article with his article “Working with Wood”, shows research ideas that arise from the literature as by Alex Müller in the Guest of the Issue col- one other feature of his personality and de- shown in the article (p. 19). The EPR news- umn on EPR in studying high-temperature scribes the relevant relaxation processes that letter offers an opportunity for Shreya Uppal superconductors that was announced in the help him in solving problems in EPR. to publish her work and have it read by an previous issue. And yes, here it is on page 5! We say farewell to Albert Overhauser. international audience. It is my hope that we Please enjoy! However, I presume that we Charles P. Slichter’s In Memoriam article (pp. as a community can attract more students to should consider Alex as a friend of the EPR 9–10) gives the details of his biography and participate in the growth of the field of EPR newsletter because he generously contributes to also demonstrates the warm feelings between and in the exciting opportunities it offers pres- the EPR newsletter (Lifetime of 28 years of a two great researchers. Jason Sidabras (pp. 11– ent and future scientists”. The enthusiasm of Bruker EPR spectrometer, 20/4, p. 10; Some 13) and Boris Dzikovski (pp. 14–15) nicely Reef found a good echo and understanding words to the symmetry and symbolism of the complement the instructive part of the EPR in the hearts of Jack Freed, Mike Bowman number five, 15/4, pp. 6–8; An interview to newsletter. Please pay special attention to the and Thomas Prisner (the then CEOs of the the EPR newsletter, 14/1-2, pp. 21–22). Readers Corner article. You must have read IES) when I discussed Reef’s proposal with No articles in the Anniversary column in short articles in this column by Reef Morse. I them in Kazan during the “Spin Physics, Spin this issue seems strange. For sure some mem- quote his email message: “The purpose of the Chemistry and Spin Technology” conference bers of the IES had their 65th, 70th, 75th, Steppingstone Magnetic Resonance Training in Kazan in the beginning of November, 2011.
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