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Bioanalytical NMR
LC-NMR setup with online preconcentration and storage unit .
300MHz Varian INOVA for LC-NMR work and microcoil probe testing.
Our group is also active in the development of new types of instrumentation for various bioanalytical magnetic resonance applications. For example students in the group have constructed a number of novel NMR probes that are useful in a variety of applications, from small volume biofluid analysis using solenoidal microcoils, to high-throughput small-molecule NMR with our multiple-sample probe. More recently we have developed a HPLC-NMR system capable of performing separation, preconcentration and NMR analysis in succession. Continuing efforts focus on the increase in sensitivity and throughput of routine NMR analyses. There are a number of opportunities for students to participate in new and ongoing instrumentation projects, including hardware and software development.

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Development of probe models prior to assembly.
Construction of microcoil probes for a variety of applications.