IBM Research's nanoMRI microscope

when will innovation ever become application

i hope this boots neurobiology and reverse engineering brains.

The truth is out there.

D'oh!

I've had better days, spelling-wise. No nanoMRI microscope is needed to spot this error. :-D

Thanks for noticing, dean0c.

Every time I read something like this Asimovs quote appears in my minds eye: "The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom."
I ask myself: "Who will win the race? Our cleverness or our stupidity?"

wow awesome quote and really true

I do actually know what I am talking about, yes, having used several NMRs (SS, 1d, COSY, with several nuclei), and having taken several courses on the subject.

1 of my housemates is in a group that works SOLELY on NMR (contrast agents, computational algorithms, etc). the group has their own 600 mhz bruker.

So please, substantiate your claim that this "has nothing to do with medicine". You say it cannot be used to study proteins, it's inventors say otherwise. Forgive me if I take the word of IBM research over some random YouTube user.

IBM thyentith have demonthtranid magnetic rethaninth imaging...