Newer activities

	*Anna, Doro, Tye, Suchandra, and Rasmus at the* EUROMAR in Bilbao.
	*TU Dortmund summerfest*
	*Group excursion with "adventure mini golf"...*
	*Himanshu (center) and his ISMAR Young Scientist Award (ISMAR 2023 in Brisbane)*
	*Rasmus presenting/teaching at* ANZMAG conference and the India EMBO lecture course.
	*The Dortmund Christmas market and its world-tallest Christmas tree.*
.. ..	*Installation of a new 0.7 mm probe (a little too long?) and a small group event with visitor Kristof from Bruker*
	*An additional magnet for our research: The "old" 600 MHz spectrometer...*
	*Alex receives one of the Ernst awards for our 2022 PNAS paper*
....	*Our regional NMR network meeting,* *featuring Christian Griesinger and Clemens Glaubitz, among many other speakers and poster presentation...*
..	*Alex, Rasmus, Katja, and Anna in Utrecht (EUROMAR 2022)*
..	*Alex defends his PhD thesis*
..	*Visiting the Dortmund Christmas Market*
	*Small group excursion to Phoenixsee*
	*Social distancing during the pandemic*
..	*Kristof defends his PhD thesis. The group joins.*
..	*Celebration time again.*
..	*Suresh and Rasmus meet their Australian collaborators. Thereafter, Rasmus is an invited speaker at the* Thompson price event and the ANZmag conference.
	*A group breakfast in the honor of Kristof (visiting from Munich).*
	*Himanshu and Rasmus present at the EUROISMAR in Berlin.*
....	*The warmest days of the year. Group seminar, probe installations, and self-made ice cream in the park.*
..	*July 2019: Conclusions from the group's work in the CeNS 2018 review and* *some cover art activities for Himanshu's paper (compare the* cover art galerie).
	*The alternative group picture.*
..	*The NMR lab and our corridor upstairs.*
..	*The inauguration lecture, with Profs. Paul Czodrowski and Andreas Steffen*
	*Photo session for a local press release...*
	*Rasmus presents the group's work at the ENC 2019.*
.. ..	*The lab move in April.*
..	*SFB 1309 retreat in San Servolo..!*
	*First group visit to Dortmund in March 2019.*
.. ..	*Dortmund labspace slowly gets a shape.*