ENC 2021

This year, ENC will be virtual and Bruker will be there with exciting news and fun activities! We hope to see you there!

Virtual ENC 2021 on March 29 – 31st.

Bruker is proud to participate in this year’s Virtual ENC on March 29 – 31st. We would like to thank the organizers of ENC for continuing to support the NMR community and for providing a platform for all of us to come together, even though we cannot meet in person.

Bruker will be hosting some events both before and after ENC so stayed tuned for the time and place. We will have exciting news and updates on Bruker products and applications. The agenda is still being finalized so we encourage you to check back often for updates.

There will also be two webinars hosted by Bruker during the week of ENC…click here to view the preliminary agenda from the ENC organizers.

Even though we cannot be together in person, we will still have something special planned for Bruker Night on Monday March 29^th. Details to come soon…you won’t want to miss it!

Be sure to register to save your spot!

In the meantime…check out some of things that Bruker was a part of from 2020:

ADVANCE Your NMR Lab: Latest Announcements from ENC 2020 Conference

Bruker highlights the latest in NMR hardware, software, and services as presented at the Experimental NMR Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, in March

Keeping analytical labs up and running

Partnering with our customers to keep pharmaceutical and analytical labs up and running

Our customers and solutions in front line response to COVID-19

Structural Biology

Structural Biology

Establishing high resolution structural models of macromolecules, measuring distances in biologically active macromolecular structures, and following conformational changes are widely complementary tasks which finally enable you to build the complete biological picture. Bruker’s solutions are designed to measure data fast, reliable and are easy to use. Bruker provides the tools to convert data into information, information into knowledge and knowledge into understanding.

World-class Bruker NMR Trainings 2021

Schedule of our NMR trainings now available online. Be sure to check back often for updates.

COVID-19: What’s NMR got to do with it?

We are living through a public health crisis the likes of which has not been seen for generations.

Building for Sustainability

When Bruker was looking to upgrade two of its expanding BioSpin sites in Rheinstetten and Ettlingen, Germany, the company took the opportunity to increase its sustainability profile from the outset.

Investing in Sustainable Infrastructure - Part 1

Despite calls from activists for governments to do more, there is undoubtedly growing movement across the globe to address climate change. Global emissions can be allocated to human activities in various ways, including energy use, agriculture, land use change, industrial processes, and waste.

Investing in Green Infrastructure – Part 2

According to a 2017 report by the Carbon Majors Database, just 100 companies are responsible for a massive 71% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The onus is firmly on large companies to set the example and lead the way in tackling climate change.

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