Academics
ENC: Final Party and Goodbyes
Last night (Thursday) was the finale of our week of events and entertainment at ENC. The ... Continue reading
Structural Biology
Driving Cutting-Edge Nanoscience & Structural Characterization in Mexico
The high-performance package of NMR and Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry (TOF-MS) systems will further strengthen the new ... Continue reading
Imaging
Insights in the Rat Brain by High Resolution BOLD functional MRI
Authors Jörg U. Seehafer1,2 and Mathias Hoehn1 1 In-vivo-NMR Lab, MPI for Neurological Research, 2 medres ... Continue reading
Food Quality & Safety
Food Structural Assessment by Magnetic Resonance
Within the domain of food structure one seeks to unravel the structural organisation and dynamics of components in food stuffs. ... Continue reading

Articles related to 'nmr'

May 1, 2012 // Imaging

MRI magnet 'scales new heights' in Osaka (another daring install!)

This installation saw the large magnet and its external cooling system installed on the 3rd floor of the Center, a feat that required clever planning by our office in Japan, specialist cranes and access through windows halfway up the building! IFReC As one of Japan’s five exclusive World Premier International Research Centers, IFReC engages in high-level research in the field of immunology, exploring the mechanisms that protect the body against various pathogens such ... Continue reading
April 24, 2012 // Events

Wine Screening Solution Attracts Interest at ANUGA

The Bruker booth at this years Anuga FoodTec - an international trade fair for food and drink technology - was the location for the launch of the new NMR-based wine screening solution. As well as attendees of the show, selected customers in the German wine industry were invited to come along and discover for themselves how revolutionary the process could be to their existing methods. The first generation of the ... Continue reading
April 19, 2012 // Academics

ENC: Wednesday Update

ENC is now in full swing, so it's a good time to show you what it's like to be in the Bruker hospitality suite. It's certainly not all fun and games as the ENC meeting is one of our prime events which serve as a platform for our many product and solution launches and introductions to new methodology and applications. The suite features a live display of our latest innovations - giving everyone a ... Continue reading
April 18, 2012 // Academics

ENC: Tuesday Update - Taking Time Out

With so many lectures and programme activities ENC 2012 is proving a hit with delegates, so what better way to unwind from the day's events than by joining in the fun and high spirits in our suite at Bayfront A. From a leisurely stroll around the scientific posters, scrolling presentations and demonstration equipment to enjoying a drink with colleagues and peers, and playing the latest booth craze... it was the place to be. ... Continue reading
April 16, 2012 // Academics

ENC: Week-end Update from Miami

The registration and traditional Sunday night welcome may have only just taken place but a lot has already happened thanks to Bruker's pre-meeting events whch ran over the weekend. The action began on Saturday with our workshops attended by over 100 delegates keen to keep up-to-date with the latest methods and newest tips for NMR, including - solid state - guidance for the new Dynamics Center - and site planning & system maintenance. ... Continue reading
April 5, 2012 // Food Quality & Safety

Wine Safety and Quality Control using High-Resolution FT-NMR

Frequent wine scandals in recent years have demonstrated a need for a technology that can rapidly assess both quality and safety, yet be simple to use and deliver on a number of important parameters. A new solution performs wine analysis using proton NMR spectroscopy at 400 MHz, which includes straightforward sample preparation, rapid measurement and fully automated analysis, resulting in the simultaneous measurement of a set of key quality and safety relevant parameters. ... Continue reading
March 7, 2012 // Structural Biology

Driving Cutting-Edge Nanoscience & Structural Characterization in Mexico

The high-performance package of NMR and Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry (TOF-MS) systems will further strengthen the new Center for Nanoscience and Micro- and Nano-technology (CNMN), helping drive the Center’s mission of furthering scientific research and knowledge in core competencies in nanosciences and nanotechnology, that will eventually be transferred through high-impact technical developments to the private and public sectors in Mexico and abroad. With the AVANCE III 750 the IPN will host Mexico's highest ... Continue reading
February 22, 2012 // Food Quality & Safety

International Conference on Magnetic Resonance in Food, The Netherlands - Call For Submissions

To be held in Wageningen, The Netherlands in late June, the International Conference on Magnetic Resonance in Food will feature dedicated sessions on Structure and Function, Composition and Quality, Food Quality and Safety, Nutritional Metabolomics and in-vivo MRI. A range of speakers have already confirmed their attendance but submissions are welcomed until the end of March 2012. Bruker is a key sponsor of the conference, a principle forum for MR in Food Science ... Continue reading
February 10, 2012 // Food Quality & Safety

Food Structural Assessment by Magnetic Resonance

Within the domain of food structure one seeks to unravel the structural organisation and dynamics of components in food stuffs. This represents a challenge due to the large range of distance and time scales that are involved. A relatively simple example is given in Figure 1A where the different (length) scales of structural organisation in cereals are represented. The starch in cereal kernels such as wheat and rice, for example, is organized in starch granules which contain ... Continue reading
January 30, 2012 // Pharmaceutical

Integrated Spectroscopy for Structure Verification

Chemists routinely synthesize huge numbers of different compounds on the basis of parallel synthesis and combinatorial chemistry, which must be verified. Confirming chemical identity and molecular formulae information helps identify possible impurities, typically undertaken by a screening approach to obtain rough estimates which highlight purity levels or incorrect identity. It is often impossible to use all samples at the same time; requiring monitored storage. The multiple spectroscopic techniques used all demand manual inspection of the ... Continue reading

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