In the current new global champions league pneumonia (COVID - 19) under the condition of a pandemic, we not only need rapid advance of vaccine research and development, and requires more analysis technology to detect infection, to predict the result of hospitalization, and the new crown pneumonia symptoms for a Long time (Long COVID) research more and more important.
Initiated by the brook, in Jeremy Nicholson, professor of management of Australia's national center for phenotypic group (ANPC), under the guidance of an international research network has been established in April 2020.This is a worldwide international COVID - 19 research network, is composed of several institutions, cooperation with each other, use completely standardized NMR * program, spectral data can be generated in the exchange and integration in the network.
Brooke to members of the organization conducted in-depth interviews, to understand this new way of scientific research, and an interesting way of study how newly discovered through sharing research results, to solve the difficulties faced by human beings, and find the solution much faster than usual.
* brooke's nuclear magnetic resonance instrument is used only for research purposes.Don't use it for any clinical diagnostic procedures
NMR international COVID - 19 interview research network members
Elaine Holmes
Murdoch university in Australia, medical director of the center for the calculation and system
Julien Wist
Australia's murdoch university computing spectrum, professor, deputy director of ANPC
Tobias Madl
Associate professor, university of graz, integrated structural biology group leader
Ulrich Gunther
University of lubeck in Germany, metabonomics professor chemical research institute
Oscar Millet
CiC BioGUNE institute leader and chief researcher of Spain
Christoph Trautwein
At the university of tubingen in Germany hospital, metabolomics and system medical group leader
Tone Frost Bathen
Norwegian university of science and technology (NTNU), NMR, head of the cancer group and professor of magnetic resonance (NMR)
Markus Voehler
Research at Vanderbilt university, biomolecular NMR equipment supervisor
