Rockybenzyl Posted March 13, 2017 Posted March 13, 2017 Does anyone know what the nmr facilities at Scripps (California) are like in the chemistry department? i.e. do they have autosamplers and what field strengths are usually available for everyday use?
kseeful Posted August 1, 2017 Posted August 1, 2017 Is this about Scripps Institution of Oceanography? Because the chemistry department is not a department of Scripps, it is a department of UCSD. Scripps is the oceanography department at UCSD. If you're talking about the Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry subdepartment within Scripps, I don't know if we have any NMR machines, but we'd definitely be allowed access to any instruments in UCSD's chemistry department.
samman1994 Posted August 19, 2017 Posted August 19, 2017 Hello, I'm going to assume you're discussing the NMR for either protein/structural work or for smaller molecule work. They have a 600, one 500 two 400s, a 300, and a 250. If you meant small molecule, then overall they have 3 NMRs for you, if you were looking at macromolecules, then they have 2. Note: I am not at Scripps, just interested in joining their structural biophysics program, so have looked it up previously.
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