UPDATE: Summer 2020 Advanced Workshop will be in a Virtual Setting
Due to COVID-19 and University policy, we will be holding our annual workshop in an online format, specifically via Zoom. Due to reduced costs in using this method, the cost has been reduced to $200. We will still have a lab component, which will also be remote. Visit our Training and Events Page for more details and to register!
Summer 2020 BIOC 4225 will be taught remotely
Course Schedule: June 1 - 4, 2020.
Instruction Method: Online
Morning Session: 9:40 am to 11:40 am
Afternoon Lab Session: 1:30 pm to 4 pm (via remote connection to the spectrometer)
The course will still cover the same material, with students connecting to the spectrometers remotely. Please register through MyU if you are interested in the course! Questions about content or instruction method can be directed to Gopinath Tata at gopi@umn.edu.
600MHz Solution-State Users
For any publication, poster, etc. with data acquired from the 600MHz spectrometers, please be sure to acknowledge the following NIH Grant information: This research was supported by Grant 1S10OD021536 (G.Veglia) from National Institute of General Medical Sciences.
News and Upcoming Events
Workshop 2020 will be July 21-24, 2020. Registration for the virtual workshop now open!
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Our Mission
The MNMR Center is a non-profit organization run through the Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biophysics at the University of Minnesota. It is dedicated to the two-pronged task of serving the NMR-based research needs of the University and providing education in the implementation of NMR techniques to biomedical research. The MNMR Center is committed to providing access to resources, facilitating collaborations between faculty and other UMN scientists, and helping to strengthen proposals for extramural funding. Four major research areas have been identified as strong throughout the University, broadly defined as: Structural Biology, Metabolomics, Small Molecules and Drugs, and Soft and Hard Matter. The mission of the NMR Center is to enhance the research infrastructure available for faculty involved in these disciplines by ensuring access to state-of-the-art for both solution and solid-state NMR. Users outside the University of Minnesota system may have access to all of this instrumentation either via collaboration or with a fee-based agreement. We strongly encourage national and international users!