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Winnipeg-held conference showcases future of chemistry

June 4, 2024

"Our nuclear magnetic resonance device can examine a molecule and determine it's structure using a magnetic field created by rare-earth minerals," Nanalysis Corp. sales director Matt Zamora said on Monday. Global's Clay Young has more.

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