I am not sure if I have seen this asked here before, and it is a bit of a tricky
question: at the University here there is some desire to make sure the community
knows the NMR instrument is available for use (for a fee) if desired. In the past
my experience has been that if someone wanted to use your instrument, they knew
how to contact you and no “advertising” was needed. However, we
live in an area where the number of obvious NMR users is very limited. Given that,
we do want to make sure that - if there are any potential users out there - they
know how to contact us.
Had anyone out there had to do “outreach" like this?
I am well aware of the pitfalls of allowing external users on NMR instruments.
As always, I appreciate any and all advice received!
Tom Pratum, Southern Oregon University
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