IVAN research workshop

Automated Structure Verification: Balancing Speed and Accuracy in NMR Analysis

Automated Structure Verification: Balancing Speed and Accuracy in NMR Analysis

The topic of our round-table workshop on February 26, 2026, was Automated Structure Verification: Balancing Speed and Accuracy in NMR Analysis. Advances in NMR instruments and methods now let scientists collect large amounts of 1D and 2D data very quickly. This leaves processing and interpreting that data as the bottleneck[…]

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NMR in the World of Fragmented Drug Design

NMR in the World of Fragment Based Drug Design – through both the Ligand and Protein observe lenses

On October 26, 2023 the IVAN Users Group hosted a meeting on NMR in the World of Fragmented Drug Design. The panel was lead by Daneen Angwin-Kaerner of Loxo@Lilly, and presentations were done by Andrew Namanja of Abbvie Inc. and Ben Davis of Vernalis Research. NMR has evolved into a[…]

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FT and TD-NMR are Complementary for Metabolomics

FT and TD-NMR are Complementary for Metabolomics

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

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Bio NMR Applications and Introduction

Bio NMR Applications – An Introduction

On Thursday December 10, 2022 the IVAN Users Group held a discussion of Bio Molecular NMR Applications. Murali Nagarajan (Rutgers University), lead the panel that included Prof. Ranajeet Ghose (Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, CUNY) who presented an introduction to the study of week complexes in solution and Prof. Andrew[…]

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Industrial Applications of Benchtop NMR (Part 2)

Our November round-table workshop (Thursday November 10, 2022 @ 12:00 PM ET USA) was a discussion of Industrial Applications of Benchtop NMR. This is Part 2 of this 2-part series. Analytical chemists have long used NMR as part of a greater technical toolbox to solve problems. With the introduction of[…]

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