Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. BlogsSpecial Interests Nuclear magnetic resonance: what it is and why it matters By Rachel Merriman-Goldring October 13, 2015 This week, I’ve made an infographic on Professor Tyler Meldrum’s nuclear magnetic resonance lab, which observes how 17th century painters’ use of chemicals affected the composition of their paintings. TagsmagnetsresearchscienceVisible Results Previous articleTrivia is MagicalNext articleRolling in chicken noodle soup Rachel Merriman-Goldring LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment Related News Underdog iGEM Team Wins Acclamation on World Stage for Synthetic Biology Research January 22, 2026 Discovering, Dispelling Disinfo: DisinfoLab takes interdisciplinary approach to current events research January 20, 2026 Rocking on: Seven campus bands play for victory in WCWM Battle of the Bands November 18, 2025 Students Present Findings at the 2025 Fall Undergraduate Research Symposium September 23, 2025 Graduate Sen. Morgan Brittain discusses return to Student Assembly, fossil fuel research, teaching ambitions April 30, 2025 Applied Research and Innovation Initiative grants awarded to Global Research projects April 8, 2025 Subscribe to the Flat Hat News Briefing! * indicates required Email Address *