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The 18 ISMAR 2013/14 NMR Users Meet Local Organizing Committee Welcome to the 18th ISMAR 2013/14th NMR Users Meet- Jose Daniel Figueroa Villar ing! IME, Chair I am very proud of your participation at this event, which Sonia Cabral de Menezes is the most important magnetic resonance event in Brazil PETROBRAS, Vice-Chair and Latin America in the last 27 years. The scientific Anita J. Marsaioli development of the world strongly depends on this topic, UNICAMP and each participant is certainly contributing with science and technology to improve human life condition. Claudia Jorge do Nascimento UNIRIO This meeting is organized including ten Plenary Lectures, four Parallel Sessions with more than 150 lectures and oral Dorila P. Veloso presentations, three Poster Sessions and exhibit booths of UFMG 17 companies. The event is financed by 24 industries and Fábio C.L. Almeida 7 Brazilian foment agencies. The Student Grants were UFRJ financed by 13 companies, a very important contribution Fernando Hallwass for this event, helping economically 37 students. UFPE Several actions necessary for all participants are financed by the event, for the comfort Jairton Dupont of participants like the wireless Internet system, freely available in the whole event UFRGS region and transportation to the meeting, which is free and arranged for all the event Jerson Lima da Silva participants and accompanying people. The respective information on transportation UFRJ and internet is part of this book. Luiz Alberto Colnago In this event we also have two satellite meetings, the Vth Iberoamerican NMR Meeting EMBRAPA (Friday afternoon) and the Biomedical Imaging Symposium (Wednesday afternoon). To see the programs and to participate at the satellite meetings, it is necessary to Naira M. da Silva Ruiz register for them at the event’s secretary desk. We strongly encourage everyone to PUC/RJ join! Rosane A. da Silva San Gil UFRJ The social activities will start with a Welcome Reception on Sunday after the opening, honor and prizes lectures. On Thursday evening we will have the Brazilian Night at Jochen Junker the Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steak House, including dinner, music shows and dancing. FIOCRUZ We strongly encourage your participation at this party, which will be a special op- Sandra Mello portunity for fraternization for all participants. Free transportation will be provided Event Production Coordination by the Meeting Organization. Rio de Janeiro is a nice city, with many attractive sites, including mountains, beaches, forests, parks and districts, restaurants, museums, shopping and show cen- ters. Wednesday and Friday afternoon/evening the ISMAR2013/14th NMR Users Meeting is also offering some excursions to the major touristic sites. I hope you will enjoy this event and Rio de Janeiro! José Daniel Figueroa-Villar Chairman 18th ISMAR 2013/14th NMR Users Meeting Contents Committees .................... ii Program ...................... 1 Honor and Prizes ................. iii Abstracts of Talks ................ 21 General Information ............... iv Poster Abstracts ................. 69 Map of the Event Locations .......... vii Index of Authors ................. 161 Event Sponsors .................. viii Directory of Participants ............ 172 Student Travel Awards ............. ix Late Participants ................. 186 i Committees Committees Scientific Committee ISMAR Officers Ad Bax President Hans Wolfgang Spiess NIH, USA Germany Alejandro Vila Vice President Daniella Goldfarb IRB, Argentina Israel Angelo da Cunha Pinto Past President Ad Bax IQ/UFRJ, Brazil USA Antonio José da Costa Filho Secretary General Roxanne Deslauriers USP-RP, Brazil Canada Bob Griffin Treasurer David Ailion MIT, USA USA Carlos Geraldes Univ. of Coimbra, Portugal Eduardo Ribeiro Azevêdo USP-SC, Brazil Gunnar Jeschke ETH, Switzerland Lucio Frydman Weizmann Institute, Israel Miquel Pons Univ. of Barcelona, Spain Warren Warren Duke Univ., USA ii Honor and Prizes Honor and Prizes ISMAR awards Prizes that recognize important accomplishments and developments in Magnetic Resonance and its applications to various fields of science. All awardees will present plenary lectures in the opening session on Sunday, May 19th. The principal Prize of ISMAR is the ISMAR Prize sponsored by Cambridge Isotope Laboratories for world renowned scientists, who have made outstanding contributions in the field of magnetic resonance. Former Prize winners include Anatole Abragam, Erwin Hahn, Jean Jeener, Charles Slichter and John Waugh to name just a few - see http://www.ismar.org/ismar-prize. This year’s Awardee is Professor Jack H. Freed, Cornell University, Ithaca, USA. Professor Freed is honored for the foundation of modern EPR through an extraor- dinary range of contributions from mathematics and theory to methodology and instrumentation; and for the application of his ingenious methods of pulsed EPR spectroscopy to fundamental problems in areas from chemistry to biophysics. In 2011 ISMAR established the Anatole Abragam Prize sponsored by Bruker Biospin to pay tribute to the outstanding achievements of the late Anatole Abragam who made seminal contributions to both NMR and EPR and was himself a recipient of the ISMAR Prize and a Fellow of ISMAR. In addition to his contributions to science, education through his written books and other works, and the fostering of science and people in science was clearly a valuable component of his sensibility and legacy. With this in mind, ISMAR has established an award bearing his name for young investigators within 5 years of completing their PhD. The award aims to recognize and encourage outstanding young scientists at an important early point of their career. The first Awardee is Vikram S. Bajaj, Ph.D. University of California & Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, USA He is honored for his achievements in magnetic resonance methodology, including contributions to high field DNP, remote detection of microfluidic flow, optical encoding and detection of magnetic resonance, and new implementations of the Xenon biosensor. Both Awardees were selected by the ISMAR Prize committee, chaired by Alex Pines, and I thank all members very much, see http://www.ismar.org/organization. Paul Callaghan Lecture sponsored by Magritek ISMAR has a particular responsibility and privilege to celebrate the legacy of the late Paul Callaghan who made singular contri- butions to science in general and to the function and welfare of ISMAR in particular. Professor Callaghan served as Vice Presi- dent, President and Past President until his death in March 2012. To honor his memory, a lecture in his name was introduced, the first one to be given by Professor Lucio Frydman, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel. During the course of his career, Lucio Frydman has made ex- citing and significant contributions to NMR methodology and instrumentation and to the applications of his techniques to many fields of science. Among them are inno- vative studies of the flow behavior of complex fluids, an area of research at the center of Paul Callaghan’s wide-ranging interests. Hans Wolfgang Spiess ISMAR President iii General Information General Information Detailed information is available at the conference website: http://www.ismar2013.net Conference site: Royal Tulip Rio de Janeiro - Rua Aquarela do Brasil, 75, São Conrado - 22610-010, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Tel: +55 21 3323 2200 - Fax: +55 21 3322 5500 Program: All lectures and posters abstracts are in this ISMAR 2013 Book. The electronic version of the book, including last submitted abstracts, is available on the conference website. Special Activities: Sunday, May 19th – Pre-conference meetings 8:30 - 15:00 We-NMR Workshop (Room: Água Marinha) 8:30 - 15:10 WW-NMR Workshop (Room: Ágata) 12:00 - 14:40 Bruker Users Meeting (Room: Turmalina/Topázio) 9:00 - 13:00 Agilent Users Meeting (Room: Ônix) During ISMAR Meeting: Monday, May 20th, 12:30 - 14:00 MESTRELAB Users Meeting (Room: Água Marinha) Tuesday, May 21st, 12:30 - 13:30 AUREMN GENERAL ASSEMBLY (Room: Ônix) Wednesday, May 22nd, 14: 15 - 18:00 Satellite Meeting - Biomedical Imaging Symposium (Room: Ônix) Friday, May 24th, 14:30 - 18:20 Satellite Meeting - Vth Iberoamerican NMR Meeting (Room: Turmalina/Topázio) ISMAR Activities: Tuesday, May 21st, 19:30 ISMAR Executive Committee Meeting (Room: Água Marinha) Wednesday, May 22nd, 19:30 ISMAR Council Meeting (Room: Água Marinha) Posters: Poster Sessions: Room Quartzo A/B Poster Set Up: until 10:30 of Monday, May 20th. Poster removal: until 10:30, Friday, May 24th. Posters to be presented on Monday are labeled: MOxxx Posters to be presented on Tuesday are labeled: TUxxx Posters to be presented on Thursday are labeled: THxxx Talks: Speakers must arrive 1=2 hour prior to the start of their sessions to set up their laptops or talks in the media available. Internet Access: Free WiFi is provided in all conference area Select wireless network: ISMAR Password: ismar2013 Lunch and Dinner: There are restaurants available at the conference hotel, further restaurants, cafes and fast foods are at "Fashion Mall", located in walking distance from the conference site. A list of restaurants and locations is provided in the conference bag. iv General Information Social Events: Sunday, May 19th Welcome Reception (18:30 at Foyers) Thursday, May 23rd Brazilian Night, the Conference Banquet (20:00) Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steak House: Address: Av. Rep. Nestor Moreira, 12, Botafogo, Phone: ++ 55 21 2542 1545 Free transportation will be provided for the conference at- tendees from the Royal Tulip and back
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