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NMR Sites

Austrian Sites

• NMR site of the Institute of Chemistry of the Agricultural University Vienna
• NMR Research at the University Vienna.
• NMR Discussion Group at the Austrian Chemical Society
• NMR Research at the Technical University Vienna.
• NMR Group at the Karl Franzens University Graz.
• NMR Research at the Johannes Kepler University Linz.
  

International Sites

• Bijvoet Center Utrecht NMR information.
• Universitaet GH Essen pages.
• NMR Group of the Potsdam University
• EMBL Heidelberg NMR Home Page
• NMR Page at University Bayreuth.
• Biomolecular NMR Spectroscopy at TU-Muenchen.
• NMR Research Group at the University of Hamburg.
• The Centre for Magnetic Resonance at the University of Queensland.
• A link to many NMR sites - compiled by the University of Akron
• Magnetic Resonance Sites Worldwide at University of Washington.
• NMR Pointers. WWW sites containing information which may be of use to practicing magnet minders at University of Washington.
• NMR Information Server at Florida
• "NMR in Undergraduate Instruction a comprehensive information.
• University of Texas Medical Branch NMR Centre
• NMR Research Group of the Physics Department, Massey University, NewZealand
• The Latin American Chemistry Net
• NMR at the University of Kent at Cantabury
• Bristol NMR page
• The Biological NMR Unit at The University of Birmingham
• An NMR page at Manchester Metropolitan University
• WWW server of the NMR Service, Heriot-Watt University, Department of Chemistry
• A page about the 'Ultra-High-Field' NMR service at Edinburgh University
• Imperial College NMR homepage
• NMR home page at University of St Andrews.
• NMR Group at University of Groningen
• NMR Centre at Wageningen University.
• NMR Center Panum at University Kopenhagen.

• Archives of the Bruker Users's Mailing list
• NMR-Engine mailing list. The aim of this list is to foster discussions and help between groups and individuals in the field of NMR. All aspects of NMR engineering are considered (eg. Magnets, RF-probes, etc...). For more information contact Wolfgang Roffman.
• Archives of the AMMRL (Association of Managers of MAgnetic Resonance Laboratories)
• FTNMR FID Archive of small organic molecules at Pacific Lutheran University.
• PSLIB- TALK, an email list service for discussing all aspects of the magnetic resonance pulse sequence encyclopedia project.
• NMR Pulse Sequences for Bruker Spectrometers.
• Newsgroup information on science techniques magnetic resonance and bionet.structural-nmr
• Mailing list "Spectroscopy-Group". Contains a lot of information for the spectroscopist, events and meetings. For more information contact their server here.

Commercial Sites

• Bruker's WWW site in Germany
• Bruker's WWW site in the USA
• The JEOL web site
• MR Resources, an NMR/MRI service and supply company in Gardener Mass.
• The Centre for Magnetic Resonance at The University of Queensland
• Cherwell Scientific have released a Windows version of the simulation program gNMR which complements their ChemWindows, ChemIntosh and "Carbon-13 Module" software.

• Bruker's Anonymous FTP servers in Germany, the USA and Switzerland
• Jeol's Anonymous FTP server in the USA
• FTP archive for the Bruker-Users Mailing list. Here is a direct link to their NMR program archive for Bruker computers, unix boxes, PCs etc. Here is the index file for that archive.
• FTP archive for the AMMRL (Association of Managers of Magnetic Resonance Laboratories).
• Access to the ftp archives in York
• Interactive Computing Resource of the Magnetic Metabolic Research Resource Computing Center at the University of Pennsylvania
• The Latin American Chemistry Net ftp site

Specific items

• A shareware NMR simulation package for PCs called Perch The author now has a really nice WWW page .The software is available from this WWW page as well as from nic.funet.fi
• Gifa - A multipurpose unix program for the processing, display and analysis of 1D, 2D and 3D NMR data. Here is a direct link to the ftp site.
• XNMR A shareware NMR processing program for Unix workstations running Mosaic.
• PRONTO/3DA newly available (unix based) freeware package for the analysis of NMR of proteins mainly.
• BioMagResBank a database for protein NMR data. Here is the anonymous ftp adress.

Other items

• Peter Lundberg's Compilation of Educational NMR Software (Contains links to files in ASCII, HTML and Word formats) There is also a stripped-down ascii version also obtainable by ftp at York.
• Harold Bells FTNMR simulation software package a very helpful tool in education.
• We use ISIS/Draw from MDL Information System Inc. They are now offering the full ISIS/Draw package on the Internet and it's free of charge for academic or home use. Here is the link.
• For information about NMR books see here and Davis Library Reference a very helpful source.
• The Larmor Letter is a free on-line newsletter for announcements of NMR, MRI, and EPR equipment for sale, wanted, or for trade. This newsletter is distributed freely to all concerned, and there is no charge to list your announcement. There are no restrictions as to whom may submit announcements.
  To submit an announcement for MR equipment available or wanted, send a brief description of the equipment to .Include the name of a contact person, and their email address and phone/fax number.
• The NMR NEWSLETTER, a monthly collection of brief reports of current NMR interest. The Newsletter, which has been published continuously for 37+ years, consists of 40-50 pages in each of the 12 monthly issues a year.
  What subjects are covered?
  All areas of NMR interest, including imaging. Coverage includes applications, theory, results, instrumentation, queries, opinions, book reviews, lists of NMR meetings, notices of equipment available or wanted, the occasional cartoon, and whatever else the authors wish. Here is their homepage.
  

• EUROPEAN INITIATIVE for TRAINING in NMR
  An International Scientific Commitee has been formed to adress matters of training in NMR at research student level on a European Union basis, in order to optimise the available expertise. It is planned to institute a series of courses on various aspects of NMR. These will generally last between 4 and 6 days and will consist of lectures, seminars, problem-solving and, in some cases, practical experience. Each course will have its own director (who will have an international reputation in the area of NMR c oncerned), plus three-four other lecturers (generally from different European Union countries) and assistants.
  

  The European Initiative for Training in NMR announces a Summer School on Modern NMR Spectroscopy in Organic Chemistry to be held at the Jugendbildungsstaette Marienburg at D-56859 Bullay/Mosel, Germany, situated above the Mosel valley at the site of an old castle.For more information about this course contact Prof. Harald Guenther at University of Siegen, Fachbereich 8, OC II, D-57068 Siegen, Germany, Fax: +49 271 740 2512.
  
  

• ACS journals online: Over 30 ACS journals are now online. For more information click on here, or you can visite the ACS publications division at their homepage and click on publications.

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