Team awarded $250,000
Michael Kotlarchyk, head of the School of Physics and Astronomy, was awarded $250,000 by the National Science Foundation for a two-year research project titled “Combining Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Neutron Scattering for Determining Macromolecular and Liquid Structure: Towards Development of the Novel NMR-PNS Technique.” This work is being done in collaboration with co-PIs George Thurston and Pratik Dholabhai, also in the School of Physics and Astronomy.
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