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Earlier the school organizers worked at the Department of quantum magnetic phenomena (QMPh) of the St. Petersburg State University, which was founded in 1993 on the initiative of Professor V. I. Chizhik on the basis of the laboratory, created in the 50s of the last century by F. I. Skripov at the Department of Radio Physics (the branch “Quantum Radiophysics”). On January 1, 2014, the Department of QMPh joined the united Department of nuclear-physics research methods (Head of the Department is Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Mikhail Kovalchuk). Re QMPh collective has a number of priority works in the field of nuclear magnetic resonance. One of the most significant achievements was the first in the world implementation (in 1958) of the Fourier transform of a free induction signal in order to obtain a NMR spectrum (see the details in [1]). Concurrently with the research activity, the staff of the department are actively involved in the development of practical applications of magnetic resonance. Re department graduates work not only in Russia and the CIS, but also in Sweden, USA, New Zealand, England, Cuba, Germany, France, Italy, occupying positions from a highly advanced operator of radiospectrometers to a professor. The main research areas developing in the team of quantum magnetic phenomena: - Nuclear magnetic relaxation in liquids; - Nuclear magnetic resonance in solids, including magnetically ordered materials; - NMR in liquid crystals; - NMR in heterogeneous systems; - MRI in weak magnetic fields; - Electron paramagnetic resonance; - Nuclear magnetic resonance in the magnetic field