Publications by authors named "Timothy I Brox"

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On the influence of rotational motion on MRI velocimetry of granular flows - Theoretical predictions and comparison to experimental data.
Daniel A Clarke, Hilary T Fabich, Timothy I Brox, Petrik Galvosas, Daniel J Holland

J Magn Reson· October 2019

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Rheo-NMR in food science-Recent opportunities.
Petrik Galvosas, Timothy I Brox, Stefan Kuczera

Magn Reson Chem· September 2019

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Multilamellar Vesicle Formation Probed by Rheo-NMR and Rheo-SALS under Large Amplitude Oscillatory Shear.
Stefan Kuczera, Luigi Gentile, Timothy I Brox, Ulf Olsson, Claudia Schmidt

Langmuir· July 2018

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Effect of magnetic pore surface coating on the NMR relaxation and diffusion signal in quartz sand.
Markus Duschl, Andreas Pohlmeier, Timothy I Brox, Petrik Galvosas, Harry Vereecken

Magn Reson Chem· December 2016

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Recrystallization inhibition in ice due to ice binding protein activity detected by nuclear magnetic resonance.
Jennifer R Brown, Joseph D Seymour, Timothy I Brox, Mark L Skidmore, Chen Wang

Biotechnol Rep (Amst)· September 2014

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Magnetic resonance diffusion and relaxation characterization of water in the unfrozen vein network in polycrystalline ice and its response to microbial metabolic products.
Jennifer R Brown, Timothy I Brox, Sarah J Vogt, Joseph D Seymour, Mark L Skidmore

J Magn Reson· December 2012

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Expression and Partial Characterization of an Ice-Binding Protein from a Bacterium Isolated at a Depth of 3,519 m in the Vostok Ice Core, Antarctica.
Amanda Marie Achberger, Timothy Ian Brox, Mark Leslie Skidmore, Brent Craig Christner

Front Microbiol· October 2012

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