Electron Paramagnetic Resonance

Dear Colleagues,

Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) is the tool of choice to probe the dynamics, interactions, and structure of electron spin. Recent improvements in the sensitivity or the time scale open new areas in the domain. Structural, electric, and magnetic changes during phase transitions immediately affect the EPR line. High field/frequency EPR can probe the large anisotropy of single molecular magnets, as well as the integer spins resonance (often silent at low fields). Modern pulsed EPR techniques, such electron spin echo, provide the ability to access the near nuclear environment through measurements of super-hyperfine interactions, and also long range electron-electron dipolar (ELDOR) interactions that provide the nanoscale distance between radicals. EPR imaging provides high sensitivity of electron spins’ spatial and spectral/spatial distributions. Coherent manipulation of the spin by EPR is open access to quantum computation science. These are just a few examples of what EPR can do. In this Special Issue of the open access journal Magnetochemistry, devoted to EPR, we are hoping to offer the possibility to present new achievements using this technique.

Dr. Sylvain Bertaina
Prof. Dr. Hervé Vezin
Guest Editors

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