Dear NMR Spectroscopist,
Please note the following Royal Society of Chemistry NMR Discussion Group events which may be of interest to you. Registration is open for both the 2015 Christmas meeting and the 2016 Spring meeting. Programme details and registration information for each meeting are detailed at the end of this E-mail.
* 2015 NMR DG Christmas Meeting: 50 Years of Progress in NMR Spectroscopy - Emsley, Feeney and Sutcliffe
15th December 2015, Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology, Birkbeck College, London (
http://www.rsc.org/events/detail/18734/nmr-discussion-group-christmas-meeting-2015)
Registration will close on Friday 4th December.
* 2016 NMR DG Spring Meeting: In Situ Monitoring by NMR: what is it all about?
See the latest developments using both low field and high field technologies.
Thursday 17th March 2016, Department of Chemistry, University of York, Heslington, York YO10 5DD
For additional information, see below or visit
http://www.nmrdg.org.uk/NMRDG_Spring_meeting_cover_agenda_2016a.pdf
To register, visit
https://events.rsc.org/rsc/frontend/reg/tSelectBookingMode.csp?pageID=235889&eventID=824&tempPersonID=267840&eventID=824
With best regards,
Stephen Byard - NMR DG Secretary
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NMR Discussion Group Christmas Meeting
50 Years of Progress in NMR Spectroscopy: Emsley, Feeney and Sutcliffe
Tuesday 15th December 2015
Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology, Birkbeck College, Clore Lecture Theatre (B01), Clore Management Centre, Torrington Square, London WC1E 7JL
The event celebrates the publication of the two-volume text High Resolution NMR Spectroscopy in 1965, and the first publication of Progress in NMR Spectroscopy in 1966, respectively written and edited by Jim Emsley, Jim Feeney and Les Sutcliffe.
The meeting will open at 10.00 for registration and refreshments and close at 16.30. Jim Emsley, Jim Feeney and Les Sutcliffe will present introductory talks, followed by presentations from distinguished scientists who have worked closely with them. The final programme is presented below:
Les Sutcliffe, University of Surrey
How it all started
Steve Matthews, Imperial College, London
Order and disorder in proteins ¨C beyond nOes
Melanie Britton, University of Birmingham
Through the chemical looking glass: what MRI can reveal about batteries, corrosion and electroplating
Jim Feeney, MRC Biomedical NMR Centre, Mill Hill
Following NMR¡¯s Progress
Angela Gronenborn, University of Pittsburgh
Synergy between NMR, cryo-EM and large-scale MD simulations ¨C an atomic model of the HIV capsid
Gordon Roberts, University of Leicester
Metallo-¦Â-lactamases: structures, zincs and loops
Jim Emsley, University of Southampton
The evolution of Progress in NMR
Geoffrey Luckhurst, University of Southampton
The fourth nematic liquid crystal. Twist, bend and order identified with 2H NMR spectroscopy
Denis Merlet, Universit¨¦ Paris-Sud
New developments for molecular structural determination of flexible compounds using liquid crystal as NMR solvent
Please visit
http://www.nmrdg.org.uk/<blocked::
http://www.nmrdg.org.uk/> <blocked::mailto:info_at_nmrdg.org> or
http://www.rsc.org/events/detail/18734/nmr-discussion-group-christmas-meeting-2015 for additional information about the meeting. Registration can be completed directly using the link below
https://events.rsc.org/rsc/frontend/reg/tSelectBookingMode.csp?pageID=213340&eventID=753&tempPersonID=265862&eventID=753
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NMR Discussion Group
Spring 2016 Meeting
In Situ Monitoring by NMR: what is it all about?
Thursday 17th March 2016 (10.00 am - 16.30 pm)
Department of Chemistry, University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK
The meeting will be attended by instrument and software vendors. Details of speakers and presentations are listed below.
David Foley, Pfizer USA
Understanding chemical reactions in a process development environment using NMR
Simon Duckett, University of York
Harnessing hyperpolarisation for in situ NMR monitoring
Simon Watson/Flavien Susanne, GSK
Benchtop NMR - Reaction kinetics in the pharmaceutical industry
Ulrich Hintermair, University of Bath
Reaction monitoring by FlowNMR - New insights into homogeneous catalysis
Guy Lloyd Jones, University of Edinburgh
Two B or not two B, and other mix-ups
Richard Hopkinson, University of Oxford
Using NMR to characterise the production, metabolism and functions of formaldehyde in biological systems
Michael Maiwald, BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing
First steps towards field integration of benchtop NMR spectroscopy for online monitoring and process control
Please visit
http://www.nmrdg.org.uk/<blocked::
http://www.nmrdg.org.uk/> <blocked::mailto:info_at_nmrdg.org> or
http://www.nmrdg.org.uk/NMRDG_Spring_meeting_cover_agenda_2016a.pdf for additional information.
Registration can be completed directly using the link
https://events.rsc.org/rsc/frontend/reg/tSelectBookingMode.csp?pageID=235889&eventID=824&tempPersonID=267840&eventID=824
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