Bringing together students, early-career researchers, and leading experts in Electron Paramagnetic Resonance spectroscopy for an intensive week of lectures, tutorials, hands-on training, and scientific exchange.
The EFEPR Summer School provides comprehensive training in Electron Paramagnetic Resonance spectroscopy, combining fundamental concepts with advanced experimental methods and cutting-edge applications.
The programme is designed primarily for PhD students, postdoctoral researchers and other early-career scientists who use EPR in their research or would like to develop a deeper understanding of the technique.
From EPR fundamentals to advanced methods — a rigorous pedagogical journey progressing from core spin physics to cutting-edge experimental techniques.
Spin physics, spin Hamiltonians, spectral interpretation, and core principles of EPR.
Experimental methods, instrumentation, and continuous-wave spectral analysis.
Pulse sequences, relaxation, spin coherence, and modern pulsed experiments.
Electron-nuclear spin interactions, including ENDOR and ESEEM techniques.
Distance measurements, high-field & multifrequency EPR, and time-resolved methods.
Case studies across chemistry, molecular materials, biology, and catalysis.
The school combines lectures, tutorials, hands-on practical sessions, poster presentations, and social events.
(The schedule below is preliminary and subject to minor
changes)
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30 August – 4 September 2027
