2026年布鲁克核磁共振（NMR）线上培训课程（英文）

Speaker: Amy Freund
Date/Time: January 26, 2026, 15:00 – 16:00 EDT


This webinar builds on the concepts introduced in our earlier session, “2D Experiments for Measuring nJ(CH) Coupling Constants” presented by Dr. Donna Baldisseri. In this deep dive, we will cover how to set up these experiments, process the data, and translate the results into accurate nJ(XH) values. While the theory behind these experiments is straightforward, obtaining reliable measurements of small J values from long-range couplings requires careful optimization of multiple parameters. We will discuss strategies for parameter optimization and provide guidance on selecting the most suitable pulse programs to address common challenges and experimental difficulties.

Speaker: Jochem Struppe
Date/Time: May 18, 2026, 15:00 – 16:00 EDT

Using rpar, getprosol to run NMR experiments as known and liked in liquid-state NMR comes to standard solid-state NMR experiments. The seminar will give a general introduction into experimental aspects of solid-state NMR automation.  It will address extensions to more advanced experimental requirements like fast MAS or CP between ½ integer spin nuclei and ¹H nuclei.

Speaker: Eric Johnson
Date/Time: July 27, 2026, 15:00 – 16:00 EDT

Shaped radio frequency pulses are powerful tools utilized in a wide range of NMR experiments.  Selective excitation, providing a more uniform excitation over a large frequency range as well as more complex manipulations of the spin system are just a few of the many applications that benefit from the use of shaped pulses.  This webinar will provide a review of various applications of shaped pulses, how they are implemented in Bruker pulse programs and how we can manipulate shaped pulses and generate new ones using WaveMaker.

Speaker: Martine Monette
Date/Time: September 28, 15:00 – 16:00 EDT

DREAMTIME (Designed Refocused Excitation And optional Mixing for Targets In vivo and Mixture Elucidation) is a highly selective NMR method that enables users to selectively extract signals of chosen components from complex mixtures. The experiment permits targeted metabolomics by NMR and is ideal for monitoring specific processes. Our webinar will start by discussing some of the basic building blocks of the experiment in solution state NMR. We will then move on to some variations and adaptations for HRMAS applications, at moderate spinning speeds. Reference https://doi.org/10.1002/anie.202110044

Speaker: Entire team
Date/Time: November 23, 15:00 – 16:00 EDT


This will be our 100th webinar. We are planning a fun filled hour for this special event.