CIQTEK at SCM2026, Italy: Advancing EPR and NMR in Europe

CIQTEK has successfully wrapped up its participation at SCM2026, the Spin Chemistry Meeting in Padua, Italy. The meeting brought together researchers working in spin chemistry and related fields, creating a valuable opportunity for the CIQTEK European Magnetic Resonance Team to connect with the scientific community and exchange ideas around EPR, NMR, and advanced magnetic resonance applications.

During SCM2026, the CIQTEK team also introduced its latest EPR and NMR solutions, including modernization and upgrade options designed to help researchers extend the capabilities and service life of their existing magnetic resonance systems.

For CIQTEK, the meeting was not only about presenting technology. It was also another opportunity to listen to researchers, understand their needs, build new connections, and continue strengthening CIQTEK's magnetic resonance presence in Europe.

Connecting with the Spin Chemistry Community at SCM2026

Spin chemistry brings together researchers from a range of scientific backgrounds, with Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) playing important roles in understanding molecular structures, dynamics, reaction mechanisms, and other fundamental processes.

SCM2026 provided a focused environment for researchers to exchange ideas and discuss developments in the field. Throughout the meeting, the CIQTEK European Magnetic Resonance Team connected with researchers and discussed their work in spin chemistry, EPR, NMR, and related magnetic resonance applications.

At the Spin Chemistry Meeting 2026, CIQTEK shared its growing portfolio of EPR and NMR solutions with the research community.

CIQTEK's EPR spectrometer solutions are designed to support researchers studying systems containing unpaired electrons and can serve a wide range of research areas and experimental requirements.

CIQTEK's NMR spectrometer solutions provide another important platform for researchers who need detailed information about molecular structure and behavior.

By developing both EPR and NMR technologies, CIQTEK continues to expand its capabilities across magnetic resonance and provide researchers with more options for their laboratories.

Just as importantly, our conversations at SCM2026 were not limited to new instruments.

EPR and NMR Modernization and Upgrade Solutions

Many laboratories already have EPR or NMR systems that have supported their research for years. In these cases, purchasing a completely new system is not always the only option.

At SCM2026, CIQTEK also introduced its EPR modernization and upgrade and NMR modernization and upgrade solutions.

These solutions are designed for laboratories looking to extend the capabilities and useful lifetime of existing magnetic resonance systems. Depending on the existing instrument and research requirements, modernization can provide a practical path for updating key parts of the system while continuing to make use of valuable existing hardware.

This gives researchers another option when planning the future of their EPR or NMR laboratory, particularly when existing system components remain useful but electronics, control systems, software, or other parts of the instrument need to be updated.

By offering both new magnetic resonance instruments and modernization solutions, CIQTEK aims to support laboratories at different stages of their instrumentation lifecycle.

Growing CIQTEK's Magnetic Resonance Presence in Europe

SCM2026 was also another step forward for the CIQTEK European Magnetic Resonance Team.

Building a strong presence in Europe means more than attending conferences. It means staying close to the scientific community, listening to researchers, understanding local needs, and creating long-term connections.

Events such as the Spin Chemistry Meeting give our team the chance to do exactly that.

The conversations in Padua brought new connections, new ideas, and more momentum for CIQTEK's growing magnetic resonance presence in Europe. They also gave our team valuable opportunities to discuss how EPR, NMR, and system modernization can support current and future research needs.

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