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The UK 850 MHz Solid-State NMR Facility

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Following the award of a £3.7M grant from EPSRC and BBSRC:

850 MHz Facility

Solid-State NMR at 850 MHz: A World-leading UK Facility to deliver Advances
in Materials Science, Chemistry, Biology, Earth Science and Physics

 

to a consortium of UK universities, the National Management Committee has awarded the contract to supply a 850 MHz widebore solid-state NMR system (4 channel HFXY with 11 MAS (1.3 to 7 mm) and static probes) to Bruker.

The 850 MHz magnet and spectrometer is sited in the new Magnetic Resonance Centre at Millburn House, University of Warwick.

 

Steven Brown with Norbert Forger (right) and Gregor Schmidt (centre) from Bruker Germany who built and installed the probes for the 850 MHz system                          Dinu Iuga and Steven Brown welcome the first visitors, John Griffin and Martin Mitchell from Sharon Ashbrook's group in St Andrews, to the facility
January 20th 2010: Steven Brown with Norbert Forger (right) and Gregor
Schmidt (centre) from Bruker Germany who built and installed the probes
for the 850 MHz system		 February 3rd 2010: Dinu Iuga and Steven Brown welcome the first visitors,
John Griffin and Martin Mitchell from Sharon Ashbrook's group in
St Andrews, to the facility

                                          

Links: Acknowledgement; Advisory Board; Call for applications; Contact; Fast track applications; For grant applicants; Funding; How to find us; Information for users; Installation; National Management Committee; Probes; Publicity; Safety; UK Solid State NMR;  
Page contact: Steven Brown Last revised: Wed 10 Feb 2010
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