Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) is a powerful analytical technique used to investigate materials containing unpaired electrons, providing unique insight into chemical reactions, free radicals, transition metals, defects and paramagnetic species that cannot be obtained using many other analytical methods.

This educational seminar has been designed to introduce both new and experienced users to the capabilities of modern EPR instrumentation, while showcasing how the technique is being applied across a wide range of scientific disciplines.

Throughout the day, attendees will hear from EPR specialists and researchers who are using the technology in real-world applications, alongside opportunities to discuss current challenges, emerging research and practical implementation.

Hosted within one of the UK’s leading EPR research facilities at Queen Mary University of London, the event provides an excellent opportunity to expand your knowledge whilst networking with fellow researchers and industry experts.

Attendees will gain insight into:

• Where EPR delivers unique analytical value

• What EPR data looks like in real applications

• How EPR is integrated into wider experimental       workflows

• What modern EPR systems can realistically             deliver

The final programme is in development and will be confirmed closer to the event. The day will include a structured mix of presentations, application-focused talks, technical discussion, and live demonstrations.