News
17th June 2025
It is with great sadness that we share that the founder of the Warwick solid-state NMR group, Professor Ray Dupree, has passed away. A tribute to Ray is available here.Link opens in a new window
An online book of condolence is available to share memories of Ray and send messages of condolence to Ray's family and colleagues.
16th-17thJune 2025
Ananya, Ieva, Jairah and Svetlana have attended the NMR Postgraduate Meeting, organised by Royal Society of Chemistry at UCL, London.
Ananya presented a poster titled 'SSNMR spectroscopy reveals temperature-dependant remodelling funggus, S. Pombe'.
Jairah gave a talk titled ' Investigating Water-Accessible Sites in holocellulose Nanofibrils (hCNFs) with Fast MAS NMR'.
Svetlana gave a talk titled 'Solid-State NMR of Roxithromycin in Crystalline and Gel State'.
8th-14th June 2025
Helena Loan has attended AMPERE NMR summer school in Zakopane, Poland.
She has got joint second place in the 'Young Researchers' talk.
Congratulations to Helena.
2nd June 2025
We would like to welcome Paolo Cerreia Vioglio.
Paolo is joining the UK High-Field Solid-State NMR National Research Facility as a new Facility Manager.
13th May 2025
Michael Hope gave a talk and Steven and Stephanie attended the CCP-NMR crystallography workshop on machine learning for NMRLink opens in a new window in Manchester that brought together experimentalists (across organic and inorganic chemistry and materials science) and machine learning experts.
31st March - 1st April 2025
Steven Brown and Jozef Lewandowski gave talks entitled “Solid-State NMR of Pharmaceuticals” and “Adventures in fast magic angle spinning” at the RSC NMRDG Spring meeting, Frontiers of Magnetic ResonanceLink opens in a new window, in Southampton.
31stMarch 2025
We are happy to share that the UKRI funded Bruker 1.2 GHz magnet reaches field.
31stMarch 2025
The RSC book: "Modern NMR Crystallography: Concepts and Applications", has been published containing a chapter by Steven Brown with colleagues from AstraZeneca entitled NMR Crystallography in Pharmaceutical Development.
27thMarch 2025
Ananya Singh and Rosalie Thompson gave talks at the Warwick Integrated Structural Biology Centre opening symposiumLink opens in a new window, taking place at University of Warwick. Jairah Lubay won a poster prize for her entitled "Investigating Water Accessibility in Cellulose Microfibrils Using Solid-State NMR"
24thMarch 2025
Welcome to Ieva Goldberga who joins as a post-doctoral research working on the EPSRC funded International Centre-to-Centre grant entitled "Pushing the Limits of High-Field Solid-State NMR Technology: Enhancing Applications to Advanced Materials, the Life Sciences and PharmaceuticalsLink opens in a new window".
19th March 2025
Ananya gave a talk entitled “Probing Fungal Cell Wall Composition: A Structural Journey through glucan Layers and Mutant Variability” at the Annual Symposium of the UK High-Field Solid-State NMR National Research FacilityLink opens in a new window at the University of Warwick
11th March 2025
Ananya Singh was selected as one of the Physics finalists to present her research at the 'STEM for BritainLink opens in a new window' event held at the House of Commons, London.
28th February 2025
ChemistryWorldLink opens in a new window report on the delivery of the UKRI funded Bruker 1.2 GHz NMR magnet.
15th February 2025
Delivery of the UKRI funded Bruker 1.2 GHz NMR magnet.
31stJanuary 2025
Congratulations to Jack Drant on passing his PhD Viva!
29thJanuary 2025
Józef gave a talk "What solid-state NMR and cryo-EM can tell us about complex of antibiotic teixobactin and lipid II?" at the Structural and Chemical Biology Interest Group at the Francis Crick Institute, London.
29thJanuary 2025
Steven Brown visited the CCDCLink opens in a new window in Cambridge for a discussion with PSDILink opens in a new window metadata in the context of the CCP-NC.magres databaseLink opens in a new window.
24thJanuary 2025
Steven Brown gave a talk entitled “Nitrogen (14N/15N)-Hydrogen MAS NMR Two-Dimensional Correlation Spectroscopy: Developing Methods for Pharmaceutical Applications” at Lyndon Emsley’s 60th birthday symposium in LausanneLink opens in a new window.