As a stand alone volume, Advances in NMR, comprehensively highlights the rapid progress of nuclear magnetic resonance over the last five years.

• Features 66 articles on the latest major advances in NMR
• Written by over 80 internationally recognised experts

With over 900 pages, illustrated extensively throughout, and an easy to read large double-columned format, Advances in NMR covers indepth articles on the latest advances in spectroscopic techniques; nuclear interactions; biochemical, physical and chemical applications.

Including these outstanding articles:
- Double-Quantum NMR Spectroscopy of Dipolar Coupled Spins Under Fast Magic Angle Spinning (H W Spiess)
- Pulse Sequence Design using Rotor and Spin Symmetry ( M Levitt)
- Indirect Nuclear Spin-Spin Coupling Tensors (R E Wasylishen)
- Weakly Aligned Biomolecules in Liquid Crystals (A Bax)
- Multiple-Resonance, Multi-dimensional Solid-state NMR of Proteins (S J Opella)
- Dynamics of Hydrogen Transfer in Liquids and Solids (H Limbach)
- Optically Pumped NMR of Semiconductors and Two-dimensional Electron Systems (R Tycko/S E Barrett)

"The list of contributors looks like a Who's Who of the subject"
The Times Higher Education Supplement

Planned and organised by an eminent international editorial board and reviewed by a distinguished advisory board, articles are written by pioneers and key NMR innovators in the field.

The eight volume Encyclopedia of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance published in 1996 has established itself as the professional modern reference work on NMR. Since publication, a number of the key areas covered in the original work have seen extensive developments. With the addition of the 9th volume, this brings the Encyclopedia completely up-to-date, offering the most complete coverage of NMR available.

The content of this volume has been added to the online reference work "Encyclopedia of Magnetic Resonance." For further information see "Encyclopedia of Magnetic Resonance."

This volume contains a historical article covering the development of NMR and ESR from the early beginnings, to the development of protein NMR and the development of MRI. This is followed by 200 historical articles arranged alphabetically by author, describing developments during the first 50 years of NMR and MRI techniques and applications.