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We are pleased to inform you that the CCIC-MSP facility is now receiving samples for analyses. Due to staff constraints and scheduling, prior to submitting any samples, contact a staff member regarding sample drop off. You can submit ALL your samples you need for analysis but coordinate your submission with an MSP staff member. Thank you for your understanding during this challenging time.

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We would like to inform you of the reopening of the shared CCIC NMR facilities.

Please read the following document regarding the re-opening procedures.

Additionally, please review the NMR Time Request Form that we will be using during Phase 3 of the re-opening of the facility.

As always, please let us know if you have any questions or concerns.

We are looking forward to your return as a user of CCIC NMR!

On behalf of the CCIC NMR team,

Rafael Brüschweiler, Ph.D.
Director, CCIC NMR
Professor
The Ohio State University
E-mail: Bruschweiler.1@osu.edu

New NSF-funded National Gateway Ultrahigh NMR Center at OSU is getting under way. For updates, see http://gateway-nmr.osu.edu

Previously announced on Sept 17, 2024, the facility has been funded by the NSF to procure a 1.2 GHz NMR spectrometer as part of the recent Mid-scale Research Infrastructure-1 program. It will be the first 1.2 GHz instrument in North America, adding to the already diverse instrumentation available at CCIC. The instrument will be the part of the new National Gateway Ultra-High Field NMR Center and open to users across the nation.