Instruments

• Open access

• Bruker DPX 200.
• Bruker DPX 300 is equipped with a BACS-60 automatic sample changer. Users are e-mailed automatically when an experiment is finished. All new data sets are automatically transferred to one of the processing PCs.
• Bruker AVII 400 is equipped with a BACS-120 automatic sample changer. Users are e-mailed automatically when an experiment is finished and they also receive .pdf copies of the spectra. All new data sets are automatically transferred to one of the processing PCs.
• The 200, 300 and 400 MHz instruments and four processing PCs with various combinations of the processing softwares: Xwinnmr 2.5, Topspin 1.3 and Topspin 2.1 installed and a Windows 2003 server with 5 licenses of TopSpin 1.3 are used under open access.

• Limited access

• Bruker AV 600 (with TCI cryo probe and a BACS 60 sample changer). Used previously for hyphenated LC-MS-NMR applications, currently used off-line LC-NMR,metabolomics studies, brain metabolism studies as well as ordinary organic chemistry NMR applications. Used heavily for brain metabolic research.
• Maran Ultra  http://www.mn.uio.no/kjemi/english/research/about/infrastructure/nmr-solid-state/maran-ultra.html 23 MHz (0.5 Tesla) instrument. The spectrometer is used for ¹H - T1, T2 and T1rho studies (HR) and also used for diffusion studies.
• Bruker DRX 500. This instrument is used for all kinds of NMR spectrosopy except solid state applications.
• Bruker AVII 600 (with cryo probe). This instrument is called the "Triple Alliance Instrument" and is dedicated to studies of biomolecules. This instrument is co owned with UMB (23 %) and the Norwegian School of Veterinary Sciences (23 %).
• The time slots on the AVII 600 instrument are distributed for three month periods by a separate committe consiting of two University of Oslo employees, one person from UMB and one person from the Norwegian School of Veterinary Sciences .
• The time slots on the DRX 500 and the AV 600 instruments are distributed regularly.