Dollar signs switch on brain 
Functional magnetic resonance imaging has revealed a region of the brain about two inches above the left eyebrow that lights up whenever a person anticipating a reward for a task performed successfully is shown a dollar sign. The response is linked to dopamine release in response to pre-determined cues of which a symbol for money is one. [September 1, 2010]

Quantification of human body fat tissue percentage by MRI  [registered users only]
In this paper, a novel comprehensive and automatic analysis method for the determination and quantification of subcutaneous fat tissue and visceral fat tissue volumes either in the whole human body or in selected slices or regions of interest is shown. [August 18, 2010]

MRI monitors anticancer nanotubes 
Magnetic resonance imaging can now be used to monitor carbon nanotubes aimed at destroying tumour cells by laser induced heating, according to US researchers. [August 1, 2010]

Agilent Technologies Awards 2010 Russell Varian Laureate for Excellence in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Innovation  
[August 23, 2010]

Bruker Introduces SampleXpress, a New and Easy-to-Use Autosampler that Delivers Increased Efficiency for NMR 
[July 6, 2010]

Winners Announced - 2010 Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry Award for Young Scientists 
[July 1, 2010]

Opportunities for studying polymorphs and cement-based materials via calcium-43 
[June 11, 2010]

Bruker Announces Major Multi-Systems NMR Order from Vanderbilt University 
[May 20, 2010]

Agilent Technologies Completes Acquisition of Varian, Inc., Marking Historic Milestone for Two Silicon Valley Pioneers 
[May 18, 2010]

Bruker BioSpin Releases TopSpin 3.0 Software, Delivering Increased Capabilities, Convenience and Productivity for Small Molecule and Biomolecular NMR Analysis 
[March 26, 2010]

Pittcon 2010 Highlighted by Innovations, Educational Opportunities, and Networking 
[March 17, 2010]