Welcome to the Carleton University NMR and XRD Facility

The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and X-ray Diffraction Facility in the Department of Chemistry is here to serve the NMR and XRD needs of the community. We are happy to provide instruction and training to internal users to allow them to collect their own, high quality, data. Our NMR spectrometers and X-ray diffractometers are housed in Steacie Building. Feel free to stop by 116 SC if you have any questions.

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Friday, November 4, 2022

Remote data access

It is now possible to access NMR data remotely. As long as you are connected to a Carleton network (or using Carleton VPN from home) you can access you NMR data. This is accomplished through an FTP client that you need on your computer. To get instructions on... More

It is now possible to access NMR data remotely. As long as you are connected to a Carleton network (or using Carleton VPN from home) you can access you NMR data. This is accomplished through an FTP client that you need on your computer. To get instructions on how to set this up on... More

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Thursday, November 3, 2022

New flow panel on the AV300!

I have recently added a new flow panel on the AV300 spectrometer (inspired by the same button panel created by Glenn Facey - link). This panel will ultimately replace the "Step-by-step" menu used for acquiring data by those unfamiliar with all of Bruker's... More

I have recently added a new flow panel on the AV300 spectrometer (inspired by the same button panel created by Glenn Facey - link). This panel will ultimately replace the "Step-by-step" menu used for acquiring data by those unfamiliar with all of Bruker's commands. One simply follows the buttons from left to right and... More