Due to overwhelming demand, registrations are now closed

NMR Technical Overview

A non-exhaustive introduction to selected technical points

When: Monday 1^st June, 2026, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Where: NMR Facility, C4 Building, Cité Scientifique, University of Lille, Villeneuve d’Ascq, France (100 m from the "Cité Scientifique Pr Gabillard" subway station, line 1)

Objective: Explore selected technical and practical aspects of NMR hardware and software through 4 rotating breakout sessions. Participants will be divided into 4 groups, each attending all sessions in rotation

Breakout Sessions:  

• Solution and solid state probes: Technical and practical design of NMR probes
• RF pulses and related acquisition parameters: RF excitation, Bloch equations
• Console hardware: Focus on the electronic parts of the spectrometer 
• Probe temperature calibration: Practical methods depending on the target temperature range

The detailed program for each breakout session will be provided later

Speakers: NMR engineers from academic laboratories

Target audience: Doctoral students, postdoctoral fellows and early-career researchers / engineers 

Why Attend:  The workshop is designed to gain essential technical and practical insights such as probe manipulation, understanding the effects of RF pulses, hardware explanations and VT calibration. Participants’ questions will be strongly encouraged

Capacity: 20 participants (5 participants per breakout session to ensure high quality interaction). Selection will prioritise broad representation of laboratories

Cost: Free. Registration mandatory via the link get-rmnworkshop.sciencesconf.org

Commitment: Full attendance required

Language: English

Prerequisites: Basic NMR knowledge (undergraduate level)

Deadline: 30^th April registrations are now closed

Contact: get-rmnworkshop@sciencesconf.org