Application for spectrometer time at the UK High-Field Solid-State NMR facility

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Total number of days requested: the user must ensure that this number is the same as that detailed in section 4 of the attached two-page proposal. Total number of days requested (maximum 70 over all applications as PI) If you have provided an additional paragraph in the 2-page Case to justify why 850 MHz or 1 GHz or 1.2 GHz, eg specific probe capability, then please indicate below the total number of days that can only be at 850 MHz, 1 GHz or 1.2 GHz (in each case, maximum 28 over all applications as PI).

Total number of days requested:

the user must ensure that this number is the same as that detailed in section 4 of the attached two-page proposal. Total number of days requested (maximum 70 over all applications as PI).

If you have provided an additional paragraph in the 2-page Case to justify why only 850 MHz can be used, eg specific probe capability, then please indicate:

Of which total number of days that can only be at 850 MHz; (maximum 28 over all applications as PI)

If you have provided an additional paragraph in the 2-page Case to justify why 1 GHz can be used, eg specific probe capability, then please indicate:

Of which total number of days that can only be at 1 GHz; (maximum 28 over all applications as PI)

If you have provided an additional paragraph in the 2-page Case to justify why only 1.2 GHz can be used, eg specific probe capability, then please indicate:

Of which total number of days that can only be at 1.2 GHz (maximum 28 over all applications as PI)

Select all funding sources that apply. Give details in following question.

Project funding

Give details of the funding from an external source, as specified above, for the described project. Where known, specify the grant number(s), start and end dates, financial value, and if you are the PI or coI. For a PhD project, specify the funding agency and any industry or external partner making a financial contribution. Where there is no external funding, give extra details such as how this will enable a future funding application.

I have identified or will be able to identify trained solid-state NMR spectroscopists to carry out the experiments

OR I have contacted the facility manager, and agreed a collaborative arrangement with the facility manager relating to the facility manager’s role in carrying out the experiments.

Yes

If yes, please, first, explain why NRF grant funded days were NOT requested in the grant application that funds the PDRA, and, second, indicate whether you have scope on this grant funding or otherwise to provide some resource to help with the sustainability of the facility.

Sample availability

 Please state if samples will be immediately available at the start of the time allocation period or if not, when you would be able to carry out experiments.

List of samples including safety considerations Please indicate important information concerning the sample(s) (e.g., sample stability, sample sensitivity, sample handling and packing hazards, special equipment requested etc.) NB: A sample safety information form must be submitted at least one week before the allocated experimental time.

Proposal Maximum 2 pages; to be submitted in pdf (preferred) or Word format.

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