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I600 is open to users again. A problem which sometimes caused long term experiments to stop early giving rise to incomplete data set has been fixed. If you have never used this spectrometer, please find the spectrometer information here. Continue reading →

The macro command emaildata has been modified and now works on I600. Continue reading →

The macro command iuexit has been modified and now works on I600. You can type iuexit or click Exit VnmrJ and Logout on VNMRJ GUI to exit VNMRJ and logout your account in one step. Continue reading →

I’m considering having one more “advanced NMR training” session next week. It you’re interested, email Frank with your time preference (please choose as many as possible from the following time slots: Tuesday (1/20) – Friday (1/23), 10am-noon, 2-4pm). Continue reading →

We will be doing advanced NMR training this Friday (1/9, 10am-noon), next Tuesday (1/13, 10am-noon) and Thursday (1/15, 2-4pm). These will be single 2 hour sessions. The basic concepts of 2D NMR will be introduced and we’ll go through setup, … Continue reading →

By default, VnmrJ is set to automatically process NMR data when a FID file is opened. If you prefer to process your data using the parameters that were stored in your FID file, you can do so. All you need to do is to … Continue reading →

We have successfully installed a 600 MHz NMR spectrometer (I600) which was kindly donated by Merck. It is open to users now. This spectrometer is fully loaded. It came with an INOVA console (the same model as our other spectrometers in … Continue reading →

Charging rate for V800 and V600 (in SI037) increases to $10/hour and $8/hour, respectively, effective Oct. 1, 2014. The rate for the newly installed I600 (in C234) will be $6/hour. A full list of rates for all spectrometers can be … Continue reading →

The NMR facility will be hosting a Bio-NMR Workshop on two successive Fridays next month— November 7 and 14 (see the flyer). The workshop runs from 9:00 am to 12 noon, and is broken down into a presentation block (9 … Continue reading →

We recently upgraded the FTS cooling system of the I500 to a high-capacity model (the same model as the I400 has). Users now can do low temperature experiments on the 500 down to -55 °C without the need of liquid … Continue reading →