General overview »
Magnetic Nanoparticles »
Standardization »
Characterization and
analysis methods »
DC magnetization and AC
susceptometer analysis »
Medium and high frequency
AC susceptometry »
Mössbauer spectroscopy »
Electron microscopy »
XRD and SAXS »
SANS »
Electron microscopy »
Ferromagnetic resonance »
Dynamic light scattering and
electrophoretic light scattering »
Field-flow fractionation »
Magnetic modelling »
Magnetorelaxometry »
Magnetic particle spectroscopy »
Magnetic particle rotation »
Magnetic separation »
NMR R1 and R2 relaxivities »
Magnetic nanoparticle bio-detection »
Magnetic hyperthermia measurements »
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General overview
The objectives of the EU financed NanoMag project are to standardize, improve and redefine analyzing methods of magnetic nanoparticles. Using improved manufacturing technologies, synthesized magnetic nanoparticles with specific properties will be analyzed with a multitude of characterization techniques. Bringing the results together will give a self-consistent picture which describes how structural and magnetic properties are interrelated.
Strategic objectives
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Identify analysis and characterization methods that can be used to standardize measurements of magnetic nanoparticles
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Provide valuable tools in the manufacturing process of magnetic nanoparticles and when comparing results from different labs
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Promote the standardization techniques for both research and industrial processes
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Provide new metrological standards for magnetic nanoparticles
Technical objectives
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Correlate magnetic and structural properties of magnetic nanoparticles
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Develop new analysis methods and models for magnetic nanoparticles
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Improve traceability of the life time of magnetic nanoparticle systems from synthesis stage to specific applications
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