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As some of you know, we plan to retire the Gem 300 in about a year. The cost to maintain it is high versus the very low use. We’re still considering backup to the I400 for 31P and 19F which … Continue reading →

All the spectrometers are up running after the power outage. Continue reading →

There was a problem with MAG-RES user signup during this weekend after a software update. This problem has been fixed.inflatable bouncers Continue reading →

The spectrometers in the Chemistry NMR lab will be shut down during June 20th 5:30pm – 21st 8:30am, due to a scheduled power outage. The NMR web server and other computers in this lab will also be shut down during … Continue reading →

We have always had the rule that users are not permitted to reserve multiple instruments for the same time. To clarify this rule the following sentence has been added to the Training Manual: Reservations for the same time slots on … Continue reading →

A new solvent dichloroethane has been added into the probe file on the 500 and 400s and works well with “Setlock”. If your solvent is not on the solvent list of vnmrJ or does not work well with “Setlock”, please let me … Continue reading →

We are increasing security on NMR spectrometers and data stations and plan to move to IUB only IP addresses. You would still be able to access your data outside IUB with VPN. Please contact Doug or Frank if this would … Continue reading →

The old SUN Blade 150 is retired. Continue reading →

Doug and Frank will be attending 53rd Experimental NMR Conference at Miami, FL from April 14th to 20th. Doug will also attend Agilent Users’ Meeting. If you need assistance during this period, contact Dejian (855-4478, Simon 037). Continue reading →

The Chemistry NMR facility is scheduled for the network upgrade starting end of April. We will minimize downtime but there might be some. Continue reading →