Atomic resolution
With nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, materials can be analysed to an atomic degree of precision. ETH Zurich is home to one of the most powerful NMR spectrometers in the world – and many of its research groups have now embraced this technology. Matthias Ernst is Professor of Physical Chemistry in the Department of Chemistry and Applied Biosciences at ETH Zurich. ssnmr.ethz.ch This text appeared in the 26/03 issue of the ETH magazine Globe. Download Read whole issue (PDF, 5.8 MB) In recognition of these joint efforts, the Swiss Academy of Sciences designated two addresses as chemical landmarks in 2021: Universitätsstrasse 22 in Zurich, and Industriestrasse 26 in Fällanden. This honour is awarded to locations that have played a crucial role in the history of chemistry.