Inspiring a Versatile and Agile NMR Community
On Thursday March 18th 2021 at 2:00 PM EDT. Bob Berno of McMaster University lead a panel of experts who use NMR for polymer characterization. The panel included presentations by Professor Harald Stover of McMaster University, Professor David Bergbreiter of Texas A&M University, Clemens Anklin of Bruker Biospin and Alan Sentman[…]
On Thursday February 18th 2021 at the usual noon EST Gary Martin of Seton Hall University lead a panel discussion about 13C-13C correlation using the ADEQUATE experiment, the indirectly detected version of INADEQUATE. The panelists included Josep Sauri of Merck & Company Inc., Joonseok Oh of Yale University, and Ronald[…]
On Thursday January 14, 2021 Professor David Rovnyak of Bucknell University lead a workshop about methods of non-uniform sampling (NUS). His panelists included Krzysztof Kazimierczuk of the University of Warsaw, Frank Delaglio of the University of Maryland and NIST, Gregory Walker of Pfizer Inc. and Adam Schulyer of the University[…]
On Wednesday, November 18th at noon EDT Professor David Snyder of William Patterson University of New Jersey lead a workshop about the applications of Covariance NMR. His panelists included Professor Dominique Frueh of John Hopkins school of Applied Sciences, Professor Martin Jaeger of Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences, Oliver Lafon[…]
On Thursday, October 22nd at noon EDT Professor Thomas Williamson of the University of North Carolina Wilmington lead a tutorial workshop about the extraction and use of heteronuclear coupling constants for structure determination. His panelists will include Roberto Gil of Carnegie Melon University, Alexie Buevich of Merck & Co, Kenilworth[…]
On Wednesday, September 23rd at noon EDT Professor Emmanuel Hatzakis of Ohio State University lead a tutorial workshop, along with Staff Scientist Sarantos Kostidis of the Leiden University Medical Center, about NMR Metabolomics. The panel will also include two Ph.D. Students from Ohio State, Ms. Kathryn Williamson and Ms. Fenfen[…]
On Thursday, August 27th Professor Roberto Gill of Carnegie Melon University lead a panel of NMR researchers in a first IVAN research-based round-table workshop. The topic is “Anisotropic NMR”, the measurement of reduced couplings (dipolar, CSA and quadrupolar) for small-molecule structure determination. The panel include Gary Martin of Seton Hall[…]