Annual Meeting NMRDG 2026
61th NMR-DG meeting Friday October 16, 2026
Join us in Wageningen for the 61st Dutch NMRDG Annual User Meeting!
Location: Wageningen University, Droevendaalsesteeg 3, 6708 PB Wageningen, WUR room Gaia - Building 101 and campus-map. Information on how to reach the WUR campus can be found here: accessibility-and-parking
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Host: Camilla Terenzi (Wageningen University & Research)
Organizing committee: Camilla Terenzi (Wageningen University), Patrick van der Wel (University of Groningen), Evan Wenbo Zhao (Radboud University), Ricardo Martinho (University Twente), Luc Alders (Eurofins), Rolf Boelens (Utrecht University), John van Duynhoven (Wageningen University)
Local Organisers: Camilla Terenzi, John van Duynhoven
Keynote Speakers: Prof. Rustem Valiullin (Leipzig University) and Prof. Melanie Britton (Birmingham University)
Program:
09.30 Reception with coffee
10.00 Welcome to Wageningen University and Research
Chair dr. Camilla Terenzi
10.10 Keynote Lecture: Prof. Rustem Valiullin, Leipzig University “NMR Cryoporometry Beyond Pore Size: Towards Predictive Links between Pore Architecture, Transport and Function”
Chair: dr. Hugo van Ingen
10.40 Veronique van der Borg, Leiden University “Comparing dynamic behaviour of modern and ancestral β-lactamases”
11.00 Raquel Valaderes Barrulas, University of Twente “In situ real-time NMR monitoring of biopolyester PHBV Extraction from biomass”
11.20 Laura Iatişin, Wageningen University and Research “Self-healing under stress: spatially-resolved multinuclear MRI of smart polymers”
11.40 Sponsors pitches
12:00 Poster session, lunch buffet & group picture
Chair dr. Camilla Terenzi
14.00 Keynote Lecture: Prof. Melanie Britton, University of Birmingham “Operando MRI of spatially heterogeneous materials and processes”
Chair: dr. Ernst van Eck
14.30 Eline Brink, Utrecht University “Pathway Complexity in PIESA: Unraveling the Molecular Mechanisms Using NMR Relaxometry and Diffusometry”
14.50 Mattia Negroni, Radboud University “In situ Dynamic Tensile Analysis of Polymers at High Field”
15.10 Işik Arel, TU Eindhoven “Ultra-Fast NMR Imaging of Salt-Specific Imbibition and Swelling”
15.30 Coffee break
16.00 Daan de Kort, Shell Amsterdam “In Situ NMR Quantification of CO₂ Hydrate Formation and Its Impact on Transport in Porous Rock”
16.20 Gorter prize Award and lecture
16.50 Poster and Young Research Awards - Closure
17.10-18:00 Drinks
