Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2017 09:51:05 +0000
Dear NMR Spectroscopist
NMR Discussion Group and Molecular Spectroscopy Group Spring Meeting
Registration for the 2017 NMR DG spring meeting is now open, and will close on Monday 20th March. On this occasion, the meeting is jointly hosted by the RSC NMR Discussion Group and the RSC Molecular Spectroscopy Group, and will be held at the GlaxoSmithKline site, Stevenage, on Wednesday 29th March (10.00 am - 16.30 pm).
The theme for the spring meeting is "Low level detection and quantification by NMR", exploring what this means for different NMR technologies, including solution state NMR, solid state NMR and benchtop/low field NMR. A list of speakers, with affiliations and presentation titles is shown at the end of this E-mail.
To register for the event, please complete the on-line registration form using the link https://events.rsc.org/rsc/1104/register . The cost of registration is £65.00 and a concessionary rate of £45.00 is available for students and retirees. For retirees wishing to attend the event, please enter the discount code NMRLLD17RET when prompted during the registration process to obtain the available concessionary rate. Limited car parking is available at the venue, and this will necessarily be reserved as part of the registration process.
Details of the venue (including a map) and programme are also available on the NMR DG website, accessed using the link http://www.nmrdg.org.uk<http://www.nmrdg.org.uk/>
If you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us using the E-mail address info_at_nmrdg.org.uk<mailto:info_at_nmrdg.org.uk>
Stephen Byard - NMR Discussion Group Secretary
NMR Discussion Group and Molecular Spectroscopy Group 2017 Spring Meeting
Low Level Detection and Quantification by NMR Spectroscopy
Wednesday 29th March 2017
GlaxoSmithKline,Gunnels Wood Road, Stevenage, Herts., SG1 2NY
Michael Maiwald , BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing
How far does the light shine? A check-up of quantitative high and low field NMR spectroscopy
Ian Jones, AstraZeneca, UK
Development and Validation of a Selective NMR Method for Cleaning Validation in a GMP Pharmaceutical Production Plant
Marco Tessari, Radboud University, Netherlands
Quantitative trace analysis of complex mixtures using SABRE Hyperpolarization
Gareth Morris, University of Manchester
New NMR techniques for high dynamic range samples
Ulrich Günther, University of Birmingham
NMR based metabolic flux analyses in cancer cells
Tran Pham, GlaxoSmithKline, UK
Use of ssNMR for quantitative analysis of polymorphism in API and drug product
Jeremy Titman, University of Nottingham
Dynamic Nuclear Polarisation Enhanced Solid-state NMR Studies of Surfaces of Materials
Stephen Byard PhD FRSC CChem CSci
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