The ‘400 direct’ spectrometer, optimised for the detection of carbon-13, is used in the form of slots reserved for each laboratory.
The ‘400 inverse’ spectrometer, optimised for proton detection, is used on an open access basis. Long experiments (in particular two-dimensional heteronuclear experiments lasting more than 15 minutes) are automatically run at night (6pm-8am).
Before accessing any of the equipment on the NMR facility, each user must be trained in its use by a facility supervisor. The user charters is available here.
To consult the timetables of all the equipment on the Nancy site and to request the use of any of them, click on the following link: https://resa-ijb.univ-lorraine.fr
