• Twitter link for
  • The UK High-Field Solid-State NMR Facility
• link to EPSRC National Research Facilities and UKRI Infrastructure Portal

  https://www.infraportal.org.uk/infrastructure/the-high-field-solid-state-nmr-facility-an-epsrc-national-research-facility

  https://www.ukri.org/councils/epsrc/facilities-and-resources/find-an-epsrc-facility-or-resource/
• 1.2 GHz (UKRI funding announced 2022)
  https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/boost-for-uk-xfel-hopes-as-ukri-unveils-research-infrastructure-plans/4015835.article
  
• 1 GHz

https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/uk-reaches-the-gigahertz-nmr-level-behind-other-nations/4012642.article?adredir=1

https://warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/pressreleases/highest_magnetic_field

https://www.spectroscopyeurope.com/news/1-ghz-nmr-uk

http://www.deeley.co.uk/deeley-construction-completes-950k-university-of-warwick-lab-extension/ 

https://warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/pressreleases/uks_first_1Link opens in a new window

https://epsrc.ukri.org/newsevents/news/nmrequipmentinvestment/Link opens in a new window

https://www.bruker.com/news/082018-ultra-high-field-nmr-orders-in-uk.htmlLink opens in a new window

• 850 MHz

Spectroscopy Europe (Vol. 28, No. 6, December 2016/ January 2017)Link opens in a new window: 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): University of Warwick press releaseLink opens in a new window (April 2015)

Ordering of a 1 mm MAS probe from JeolLink opens in a new window: see press releases (November 2011) University of WarwickLink opens in a new window

Visit by President of Jeol Resonance, July 2012

BBC Midlands Today report (April 13th 2011)

• Opening Symposium

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

The engineerLink opens in a new window (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

 

Letter to Chemistry World (published August 2008, p.37)Link opens in a new window full text of original letterLink opens in a new window

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

University of GlasgowLink opens in a new window (30th October 2007)

University of St AndrewsLink opens in a new window (31st October 2007)

SpectroscopyNowLink opens in a new window (31st October 2007)