On June 14 2021 Mathias Nilsson will lead a discussion on Pure Shift NMR: Overview, applications, tips and tricks. Pure shift experiments provide a unique opportunity to generate broadband homonculear decoupled data. The four expert panelists will review the topic highlighting applications and practical aspects. Leader: Prof. Mathias Nilsson Panelists:[...]

Our next round-table workshop “Quantitative NMR (qNMR) Applications” will take place on Thursday July 22, 2021 at 11:00 PM EDT (note the early hour this time). Jose Napolitano-Farina of Genentech and two panelists, Charlotte Corbett of the Drug Enforcement Administration, and Gennady Khirich of Genentech will be speaking. Quantitative NMR[...]

Brian Antalek,  Senior Research Scientist at Bausch Health will lead a discussion on Diffusion NMR. The other panelists will be Gareth Morris, Professor at University of Manchester,  and Jürgen Kolz, Application and Support Manager at Magritek GmbH, Diffusion NMR is an essential competency that covers a range of applications including[...]

In October 2021 IVAN will host a F19 Workshop. Medicinal chemists might incorporate fluorine atoms into drug molecules to modulate attributes like biological activity or metabolic stability.  Modern methods have improved the chemist’s ability to integrate fluorine into synthetic schemes which, in turn, means that more than half of the[...]

Time course analysis of chemical processes provide unparalleled insight into reaction mechanism with a minimum number of experiments. Among potential analytical technologies, real-time NMR is unique in its ability to simultaneously provide details pertaining to chemical structure, speciation, and concentration. This panel will introduce several recent advances in analytical hardware[...]

The topic of our January round-table workshop (Thursday January 20, 2022, 12:00 Noon EDT) will be a discussion of Benchtop NMR. Paul Bowyer of JEOL UK will lead the panel that includes Kate Kemsley (Quadram Institute, Norwich UK), Travis Gregar (3M, USA), David Foley (Merck, USA) and Maria Silva Elipe[...]

Quantitative analysis of NMR spectra is a challenging task when complex mixtures with many species are studied. This is especially true for process analysis e.g. in the chemical or food industry. Typically, the data sets are large and the concentration of the relevant species differ by orders of magnitude. Furthermore,[...]

While quantitative 1H NMR has beeen well described and is routinely used for many applications, it also has limitations arising from the characteristic features of NMR spectroscopy: spectral crowding and low sensitivity. We will provide a perspective on recent evolutions of quantitative NMR that go beyond 1D 1H NMR. These[...]

Announcing the Agenda for the Pre-ENC IVAN User Meetingon April 23, 2022, just before the 63rd ENC Join us Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM EDT for a hybrid user meeting, in person andbroadcast live on Zoom from the IVAN hospitality suite at the Hyatt in Orlando! The ENC[...]

Warmly Welcome you to join us each evening for fun, prizes and camaraderie.We will have numerous evening drawings, including our now famous wooden periodic table cutting boards, Q One Cabernet in laser etched bottles and valuable VISA gift cards.New this year is our “IVAN Hour” on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday[...]

We've all been made very aware of the severity of the current shortage of helium supply by the announcement that the Pacific Northwest National Lab (PNNL) was forced to de-energize five of their 28 systems to deal with the reduced allocation.  We have assembled a panel of experts both on[...]