Saint-Petersburg State University
18-th International School-Conference
Spinus 2021
Magnetic resonance and its applications
Online in St. Petersburg, Russia
March 29 — April 2, 2021
News
Dec 7The registration for Spinus-2021 is open!
Dec 21 First announcement
Feb 12 The announcement of key reports
Mar 21 Schedule 2021 and Table
Mar 25 Proceedings Spinus-2021
Mar 30 You can start to get acquainted with the presented poster presentations on the conference website in the poster section
Important dates
Mar 1 Abstract submission deadline
Mar 7 Extended abstract submission deadline (strict deadline)
Mar 29 Organizing Committee strongly recommends uploading posters (only PDF)
Files
Abstract submission
DOC-formatted abstracts up to 3 pages (including tables and figures) according to the conference template should be uploaded to participant account until the March 7, 2021.
Please note that abstracts will be published only after fee payment.
All accepted abstracts will be placed in Russian Science Citation Index and be available on the www.elibrary.ru
Paper submission
Selected participant's papers will be published in a special issue of Applied Magnetic Resonance Journal with the standard reviewing process (indexed by Web of Science and Scopus). The journal site: http://www.springer.com...
Registration fee
The registration fee is 2 000 RUB (≈22 €) for active participants. For Russian citizens, the fee is 1 000 RUB due to Russian funds support.
Registration fee includes organizing costs, participation support, and conference materials.
About Spinus
Spinus Conference is the platform for young scientists to learn and discuss of actual magnetic resonance methods and techniques.
It is a good place to share any kind of research ideas and enrich knowledge in adjacent fields.
The number of participants is limited by 200 persons including 120 young participants (students and scientists under 35 years old).
Scope
Computational and theoretical approaches for solving of fundamental and applied problems in physics, chemistry, medicine and biology.
- Modern trends in NMR, EPR and NQR
- Magnetic resonance for fundamental science
- Magnetic resonance imaging
- Computer Modeling
- Earth's field NMR
- Magnetic resonance in industry
- Related areas
Sponsors
Partners
Scientific Adviser
Vladimir Chizhik, Honored Scientist of Russia, prof., SPbU
Program Committee
Balevicius V. Professor, Vilnius, Lithuania
C. Cabal Professor, Havana University, Cuba.
Chizhik V.I. Professor, St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia
Dvinskikh S.V. Professor, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
Fraissard J. Professor, University Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, France
Grunin L.Yu Associate Professor, CEO, Resonance Systems, Russia
Lahderanta E. Professor, Lappeentanta Technical University, Finland
Michel D. Professor, Leipzig University, Germany
Rameev B. Professor, Gebze Technical University, Turkey
Skrynnikov N.R. Professor, St. Petersburg University, Russia, Purdue University, USA
Tagirov M.S. Professor, Kazan Federal University, Russia
L.M. Varela Professor, University Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Vasiliev S. Professor, University of Turku, Finland
Organizing committee
| Chairman: | Prof. Denis Markelov, SPbU |
| Vice-chairman: | M. Sc. Alexander Ievlev, researcher, SPbU |
| Committee members: |
Dr. Andrey Egorov, associate professor, SPbU Dr. Andrey Komolkin, associate professor, SPbU Prof. Marina Shelyapina, SPbU Dr. Pavel Kupriyanov, assistant, SPbU Dr. Konstantin Tyutyukin, senior teacher, SPbU M. Sci. Timofey Popov, SPbU  |