Rami Nasser-Din (Post doctoral position 2024)

Rami Nasser-Din (Post doctoral position since February 2024)

Development of methods for measuring low water fluxes in tree xylem and phloem using an NMR-MOUSE sensor

Rami is involved in the OutLabMRI project to develop methods to measure low water flux in tree xylem and phloem using an NMR-MOUSE sensor. The project uses a portable unilateral magnet with a low magnetic field, enabling in vivo measurements on the trees.

The xylem and phloem are vital components of a plant's vascular system, responsible for transporting water, nutrients, and other essential substances throughout the plant.

Understanding the dynamics of water content and flow within these vascular tissues is essential for a better understanding of tree physiological processes, such as water absorption, transpiration, and nutrient distribution.

Modification date : 04 April 2024 | Publication date : 04 April 2024 | Redactor : Sylvie Clerjon