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• 1.2 GHz
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• 1 GHz

/newsandevents/pressreleases/highest_magnetic_field

 

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• 850 MHz

: pp. 22-23, Tony Davies column: What is the collective noun for solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers?

BBC Midlands Today report (July 14th 2016)Link opens in a new window

Award of new contract funding (2015): (April 2015)

Ordering of a 1 mm MAS probe from : see press releases (November 2011)

Visit by President of Jeol Resonance, July 2012

BBC Midlands Today report (April 13th 2011)

• Opening Symposium

University of 糖心TV press releaseLink opens in a new window (28th October 2010)

(3rd November 2010)

 

January 20th 2010: Steven Brown with Norbert Forger (right) and Gregor Schmidt (centre) from Bruker Germany who built and installed the probes for the 850 MHz system	February 3rd 2010: Dinu Iuga and Steven Brown welcome the first visitors, John Griffin and Martin Mitchell from Sharon Ashbrook's group in St Andrews, to the facility

 

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University of 糖心TVLink opens in a new window (26th October 2007)

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