Join us Thursday August. 04, 2022 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm EDT for a follow-up session of the Pre ENC 2022 IVAN user meeting, via Zoom. As many of you might have recognized, our User Meeting on April 23, 2022 was cut short due to unforeseen technical difficulties for[...]

Analytical chemists have long used NMR as part of a greater technical tool box to solve problems.  With the introduction of benchtop NMR spectrometers, new doors have opened that now allow NMR to be applied in new circumstances previously not possible.  This workshop will highlight uses of benchtop NMR in[...]

The structural characterisation of small molecules relies heavily on the use of well-established 2D NMR methods for mapping scalar and dipolar couplings within these. Whilst information rich, these 2D techniques can be time demanding as standalone methods. In this workshop we shall discuss how the NOAH (NMR by Ordered Acquisition[...]

Analytical chemists have long used NMR as part of a greater technical tool box to solve problems.  With the introduction of benchtop NMR spectrometers, new doors have opened that now allow NMR to be applied in new circumstances previously not possible.  This workshop will highlight uses of benchtop NMR in[...]

The topic of our March round-table workshop (Thursday March 24, 2022 @ 11:00 AM ET USA) will be a discussion of Bio Molecular NMR Applications. NMR applications for the study of structure, dynamics, and interactions have been an integral part of NMR methods advancements and pushing the quest towards ever[...]

The topic of our January round-table workshop (Thursday January 26, 2023 @ 12:00 PM ET USA) will be a discussion of FT and TD-NMR are complementary for metabolomics. Istvan Pelczer, Princeton University, will lead the panel that includes Dave Cistola, Texas Tech University Health Sciences. Time-domain NMR (TD-NMR) has been[...]

The configurational (3D structure) and conformational analysis of small molecule by NMR spectroscopy has been historically performed using NMR parameters such as chemical shift, J-coupling constants and the nuclear Overhauser effect (NOE). However, there are cases in which the use of these three NMR parameters is not enough to lead[...]

Our NMR astronomer Ron Crouch from JEOL is back by popular demand with another great hour of astronomical talk and photos. This year with the help of his two new friends Frau Newt and J. Webb (no relation to our IVAN sponsor!) Ron will show us the heavens from his[...]

Have you ever seen a typewriter? If you are young enough to say “no” then you need to join us in the IVAN suite on Tuesday evening to see one! Seriously, the late Professor Barry Shapiro, of Texas A&M University is well known to us as the editor of the[...]

What is the connection between 67Zn NMR at 35 Tesla, a synchrotron light source, the Laplace transformation and Rembrandt……. wait, did I say Rembrandt? Yes, that’s right… Rembrandt! Join us Wednesday evening at 7:00 PM in the IVAN suite where our ENC colleague Nick Zumbalyadis will have the answer and[...]

Solvent resonances tend to present a challenge to an NMR spectroscopist as they introduce radiation damping artifacts, overflow the analog-to-digital conversion, and significantly attenuate the dynamic range of the receiver, not to mention their tendency to obscure desired resonances of the solute. The use of deuterated solvents is one way[...]