Matthew P. Augustine (University of California (Davis EUA)
Three examples of using NMR in process control situations will be described. These examples include detecting tomato paste spoilage in 1 ton, 1,000 L metal lined totes, tracking fast flow cavitation mediated biomass extraction, and estimating the water content of blood serum in real time. The experimental limitations of NMR in these three key areas led to necessary, new developments to accomplish project goals and interesting, unexpected spin-off experiments. The new developments in software and hardware design will be also be described.
About Matthew P. Augustine:
Education, Awards and Professional Highlights
Academic Senate Distinguished Teaching Award, UC Davis (2013)
Visiting research scientist, Universite de la Mediterranee Aix-Marseille (2005-2008)
Intel California State Science Fair Keynote Speaker (2005)
ASUCD Excellence in Education Award (2004)
Developed Wine Scanner, Inc. to screen full wine bottles for contaminants (2004)
Developed and filmed “Chemistry of Everyday Life” for the Discovery Channel (2003)
Alfred P. Sloan Fellow (2001)
NSF CAREER Award (2000)
David and Lucile Packard Fellow (1998)
Appointed to UC Davis faculty (1998)
NSF Postdoctoral Fellow, UC Berkeley (1995-1997)
Wolfgang Prize for Outstanding Work in Chemistry (1995)
B.S. Pennsylvania State University (1990)
Representative Publications:
“Measurement of the Rb Ground State T1 in High Magnetic Field,” M. P. Augustine, B. Tounge, and K. W. Zilm, manuscript in preparation.
“Demagnetization Field Effects in Laser Polarized Xe Gas,”M. P. Augustine and K. W. Zilm, manuscript in preparation.
“Solid-State 119Sn NMR and Mo1ssbauer Spectroscopy of
“Distannynes”: Evidence for Large Structural Differences in the Crystalline Phase,” Geoffrey H. Spikes, Jason R. Giuliani, Matthew P. Augustine, Israel Nowik, Rolfe H. Herber, and Philip P. Power, Inorg. Chem. 2, 45, 9132-9136(2006).
“Nuclear Spin Relaxation of Sodium Cations in Pf1 Solution,” D. N. Sobieski, S. Vyas, N. Krueger, and M. P. Augustine, J. Chem. Phys.,125, 244509 (2006).
“Towards Rapid Throughput NMR Studies of full Wine Bottles,” D. N. Sobieski, G. Mulvahill, J. S. Broz, and M. P. Augustine, Solid State NMR, 29, 191 – 198 (2006).
“Nuclear Spin Analogues of Gyromagnetism: Case of the Zero-field Barnett Effect,” E. L. Hahn, B. K. Tenn, and M. P. Augustine, Robert Blinc Festscrift, Oxford University Press, 1 – 19 (2006).
02 de outubro de 2023 – 14h00 – Auditório “Prof. Sérgio Mascarenhas”
Palestra organizada pelo Prof. Dr. Tito José Bonagamba (IFSC/USP), com o apoio das empresas Alegre Science Inc. e Fine Instrument Technology (FIT).
