Anne M. Fabricant, Román Picazo‐Frutos, Florin Teleanu, Gregory Jon Rees, Raphael Kircher, Mengjiang Lin, William Evans, Paul-Martin Luc, Robert A. House, Peter G. Bruce, Peter Krüger, John W. Blanchard, James Eills, Kirill Fedorovich Sheberstov, Rainer W. Körber, Dmitry Budker, Dr. Danila Barskiy, Alexej Jerschow
Ultralow-field nuclear magnetic resonance has the power to see chemistry through metallic enclosures—enabling nondestructive quantitative tracking of the state and composition of liquid-state electrolytes in batteries.