Dynamischer Default-Fachbereich geändert auf MV

Notes on the module handbook of the department Mechanical and Process Engineering

Die hier dargestellten veröffentlichten Studiengang-, Modul- und Kursdaten des Fachbereichs Maschinenbau und Verfahrenstechnik ersetzen die Modulbeschreibungen im KIS und wuden mit Ausnahme folgender Studiengänge am 28.10.2020 verabschiedet.

Ausnahmen:

BSc. Bio- und Chemieingenieurwissenschaften (Stand WS 20/21): https://www.mv.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/mv/Studium_Lehre/Modulhandbuecher/MH_BSc_BCI.pdf
BEd. Lehramt Metalltechnik (Stand WS 19/20): https://www.mv.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/mv/Studium_Lehre/Modulhandbuecher/MHB_Bachelor_Lehramt_Metalltechnik.pdf
MSc. Bio- und Chemieingenieurwissenschaften (Stand WS 20/21): https://www.mv.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/mv/Studium_Lehre/Modulhandbuecher/MH_Msc_BCI.pdf
MEd. Lehramt Metalltechnik Werkstoffe und Fertigung (Stand WS 19/20): https://www.mv.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/mv/Studium_Lehre/Modulhandbuecher/MHB_Master_Lehramt_Metalltechnik_-_Werkstoffe_und_Fertigung.pdf
MEd. Lehramt Metalltechnik Maschinen- und Fahrzeugtechnik (Stand WS 19/20): https://www.mv.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/mv/Studium_Lehre/Modulhandbuecher/MHB_Master_Lehramt_Metalltechnik_-_Fahrzeugtechnik.pdf
MEd. Lehramt Metalltechnik Verfahrenstechnik (Stand WS 19/20): https://www.mv.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/mv/Studium_Lehre/Modulhandbuecher/MHB_Master_Lehramt_Metalltechnik_-_Verfahrenstechnik.pdf

Course MV-TD-86071-K-7

Applications of magnetic resonance in natural sciences and engineering (2V, 3.0 LP)

Course Type

SWS	Type	Course Form	CP (Effort)	Presence-Time / Self-Study
2	V	Lecture with project	3.0 CP	28 h	62 h
(2V)			3.0 CP	28 h	62 h

Basedata

SWS	2V
CP, Effort	3.0 CP = 90 h
Position of the semester	1 Sem. in WiSe
Level	[7] Master (Advanced)
Language	[DE] German
Lecturers	Münnemann, Kerstin, Dr. (WMA \| DEPT: MV)
Area of study	[MV-LTD] Engineering Thermodynamics
Additional informations
Livecycle-State	[NORM] Active

Notice

Can also be taken by students from the Master Chemistry, Master TechnoPhysics, Master BCI, Master Physics, Master Biophysics.

Physical principles of magnetic resonance (for nuclear spins and electron spins)
One- and multidimensional spectroscopy
Imaging
Diffusion and velocity encoded measurements
Modern hyperpolarization methods to increase the sensitivity of NMR
Various application examples of the different magnetic resonance techniques

Competencies / intended learning achievements

The students are able

to describe the physical basics of magnetic resonance (for nuclear spins and electron spins)
to name and explain various applications of magnetic resonance (spectroscopy, imaging, diffusion and velocity encoded measurements)
to select specific measurement sequences for dedicated questions and analyze the measurement results
to reproduce the physical principles and applications of hyperpolarization methods for sensitivity enhancement of NMR

Literature

Malcolm H. Levitt: Spin Dynamics, Wiley, ISBN 978-0-470-51117
Harald Günther: NMR Spectroscopy, Wiley, ISBN 0 471 95199 4
Paul T. Callaghan: Principles of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Microscopy, Clarendon Press, Oxford, ISBN 978-0-19-853997-1
L.T. Kuhn: Hyperpolarization Methods in NMR Spectroscopy, Topics in Current Chemistry, Vol. 338, Springer, ISBN: 978-3-642-39728-8

Materials

Slides, presentations, tools, small practical part

Requirements for attendance (informal)

None

Requirements for attendance (formal)