by jkurutz | Dec 9, 2020 | Improved Performance, New capability, NMR hardware, Uncategorized
500-1 is open, supporting walkup experiments in Searle. It’s outfitted with a different probe to provide better 13C sensitivity and capabilities of observing 31P, 11B, 195Pt, and more. Spectra are shown for a standard 10 mg/mL sample of carvone to provide a visual basis for comparison.
by jkurutz | Aug 5, 2020 | Data management, Improved Performance, New capability, NMR software
Exciting news! The long-anticipated upgrade to the 500-2 computer is here! Main differences Two monitors (see photo) Log in with your “new” username/password (the ones provided as part of reapplication) CentOS 7 operating system Logging in and out is...
by jkurutz | Jul 2, 2020 | Access, Data management, Improved Performance, Laboratory practice, New capability, NMR hardware, NMR software, Parameter Sets, Policy
The new 400-2 is ready for use! With this upgrade, the spectrometer has transformed into an automated high-throughput engine for routine data acquisition. “Routine” now includes a variety of standard 2D experiments, plus 1D experiments for a growing assortment of NMR-active nuclei.
by jkurutz | Jun 19, 2020 | Access, Data management, Improved Performance, Laboratory practice, New capability, NMR hardware, NMR software, Parameter Sets, Policy, Uncategorized
Major events took place in Week 1 of reopening, including a number of hardware and software upgrades to NMR systems. For Week 2, expect to continue using 400-1 for routine work. Other systems are actively being configured and upgraded in various ways, so please be patient.
by jkurutz | Jun 15, 2020 | Access, NMR hardware
Monday, June 15, 2020 is turning out to be unusually eventful for the NMR Facility. Not only are we partially reopening from the COVID-19 pandemic quarantine, but it’s our first day installing new equipment. Today, Bruker engineer Lance Ballard is upgrading the...
