This infrastructure is based on a number of spectrometers (360-850 MHz) and provides support for analysis of a wide variety of biological samples using NMR-based techniques. The infrastructure is a node in the national network NMR for Life and the Swedish NMR Centre.
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Based on major funding by Wallenberg and Kempe, the NMR platform provides access to modern instruments, perfectly suited for most NMR applications, both in solution and in solid-state. The platform provides service and access to all KBC and Campus groups, as well as training in state-of-the-art NMR methodology. In addition, it has an open-access policy for academic/industrial partners at a national/international level.
Connected to this facility is an internationally well recognized, highly collaborative NMR community at UmU (ca. 15 groups) who cover a wide scope of basic and applied research including:
The platform acts as a core facility for several major research projects (Umeå Centre for Microbial Research, and Bio4energy).
The infrastructure is a node in the national network NMR for Life, the Swedish NMR Centre and SciLifeLab.
We welcome applications from beginners to experts.
Access to the infrastructure is based on evaluation of project applications. Access can range from solely NMR instrument time, to measurement and data analysis support by our staff, to collaborative projects. Projects are prioritized based on scientific quality and on demand of infrastructure resources.
Mattias Hedenström
NMR Core Facility
Department of Chemistry, Umeå University
901 87 Umeå
Tel: +46 (0)90 786 5370
Visiting Address:
KBC Building
Linnaeusväg 10
90736 Umeå
If you would like to check experiment queues, manuals/tutorials and other information, please use the following page:
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