Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy 1 for Chemistry and Biology

This course introduces the foundations of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. It will cover
* the principles of nuclear magnetism and some of its quantum mechanical foundations
* description of NMR experiments using the product operator formalism
* NMR instrumentation
* radiofrequency pulse sequences
* acquisition and processing of NMR data
* applications of NMR

Participants shall be able after this course to understand one-dimensional and multidimension NMR experiments as well as the processing and information content.

Target group: This course is ideal for (but not only for) anyone interested in using NMR for their research.

Prerequisites: None

Evaluation: Final exam.

Teaching format: Lectures (in-person) and recitations, which will comprise exercises as well as visits of the NMR platform.

ECTS: 3 Year: 2023

Track segment(s):
Elective

Teacher(s):
Petra Rovó Paul Schanda

Teaching assistant(s):
Jakob Schneider

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