We present a new AI-optimized 2D heteronuclear multiple quantum coherence (RAPID-HMQC) pulse sequence for NMR spectroscopy. RAPID-HMQC is a longitudinal H relaxation-optimized experiment with new AI-designed band-selective pulses to accelerate the analysis of organic compounds, metabolites, biopolymers, and real-time monitoring of dynamic processes at high- and ultra-high magnetic fields.
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