Thomas Vosegaard

Thomas Vosegaard is a Visiting Professor at CRMN (Lyon) from 2022-2023, affiliated with Aarhus University where he serves as Director of the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center and Department of Chemistry. He holds a PhD from Aarhus University and received the Danish Natural Science Academy PhD Prize. His research focuses on advancing NMR spectroscopy for biological systems, lipidomics, and computational tools like SIMPSON (500+ users). Collaboration with CRMN aims to integrate computational simulations with experimental NMR resources to expand solid-state NMR applications. He teaches M1/M2/PhD students on solid-state NMR, quantum mechanics in magnetic resonance, and quadrupolar nuclei properties.

Education:

• PhD in Chemistry, Aarhus University

Research Interests: Development of NMR methodologies, automation in NMR processes, solid-state NMR simulations, and educational technology integration. Current projects emphasize cross-disciplinary applications in materials science, ecology, and biomolecular systems.

Articles Trends: His recent work bridges NMR techniques with ecological studies (spider metabolomics), material science (cellulose emulsions), and mythological material claims (spider silk). A common thread is applying advanced NMR tools to interdisciplinary challenges.

Awards:

• PhD Prize from the Danish Natural Science Academy

Advising & Grants: Leads collaborations between Aarhus and CRMN, focusing on computational-NMR integration. Teaches advanced NMR theory to graduate students. No specific grants listed in text.

Labs/Teams: CRMN laboratory (Lyon) and Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center (Aarhus), with joint efforts to enhance solid-state NMR services globally.