Webinar Overview
Join us for an exclusive webinar showcasing the Fourier 80 Multi-Talent - Bruker’s all-in-one benchtop NMR spectrometer designed to deliver smarter, faster, and fully automated multinuclear analysis for every sample.
Whether you're working in academic research, industrial QC, or method development, the Fourier 80 Multi-Talent empowers you to unlock infinite insights with a single compact system. Discover how this versatile platform supports proton and 15+ X-nuclei analysis, enabling comprehensive molecular characterization with minimal user intervention.
In this session, our experts will walk you through the end-to-end automated workflow - from sample submission to identification and quantification - highlighting how the system’s intuitive software, integrated sample changer, and robust automation features streamline your daily routines. Learn how to boost throughput, reduce human error, and achieve reproducible results across a wide range of applications.
We’ll also explore real-world use cases and demonstrate how the Fourier 80 Multi-Talent adapts to evolving analytical needs, making it the ideal solution for labs seeking maximum flexibility and efficiency without compromising data quality.
Join us and see how the Fourier 80 Multi-Talent is redefining compact NMR spectroscopy.
Wednesday, November 12
5 PM CET
Speakers
Dr. Agnes Haber
Product Manager FT-NMR Benchtop
Bruker BioSpinAgnes Haber holds a doctoral degree in physics from RWTH Aachen University. She has over 15 years’ experience in benchtop NMR, which she acquired in academic and industrial environments all over the world. Currently at Bruker, Agnes is the Product Manager for the Fourier 80 benchtop NMR spectrometer, being responsible for product portfolio management, including accessories and automation, and supporting the commercialization of end-to-end solution into various markets.
Dr. Benjamin Görling
Application Scientist, FT-NMR Benchtop
Bruker BioSpinBenjamin Görling holds a doctoral degree in chemistry from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. He joined Bruker in 2016 as an Application Scientist focusing on small molecules and automation and moved to the Fourier 80 benchtop NMR with its introduction in 2019.
Dr. Justinas Sakas
Application Scientist, FT-NMR Benchtop, Bruker BioSpin
Dr. Justinas Sakas earned his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Edinburgh in 2024, having worked on NMR and MS method development for the analysis of complex mixtures. He joined Bruker in Ettlingen, Germany later that year as a Benchtop NMR Application Scientist and works on advancing the methods and capabilities of the Fourier 80.