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Opening Remarks |
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From Couplings to Structures I |
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PEPTIDE STRUCTURE DETERMINATIOIN WITH HIGH FIELD DIPOLAR RECOUPLING. C.M. Rienstra, M. Hohwy, L.J. Mueller, C.P. Jaroniec, B. Reif, M. Hong, M. Baldus, J. Lansing, and R.G. Griffin, MIT |
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STRUCTURAL DETERMINATIONS BY SOLID-STATE NMR. K. Takegoshi, Kyoto University |
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THROUGH-BOND HETERONUCLEAR CORRELATION SPECTROSCOPY IN ROTATING SOLIDS. Anne Lesage, Patrick Charmont, Sabine Hediger, Dimitri Sakellariou, Lyndon Emsley, Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon |
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Break |
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From Couplings to Structures II |
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SOLIDS NMR OF UNIFORMLY LABELED MACROMOLECULES AT HIGH FIELDS. Kurt W. Zilm, Rachel Wagner, Eric Paulson, James Hartling, George Coker, John Gehman and Xiaoling Wu, Yale University |
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ORGANIC REACTIONS IN ZEOLITES: DETERMINING THE ROLE OF CATION BINDING IN ASYMMETRIC CATALYSIS. John P. Osegovic and Clare P. Grey, State University of New York at Stony Brook; V. Ramamurthy, Tulane University |
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MODERN SOLID STATE NMR METHODS IN CATALYSIS SCIENCE. Subramanian Ganapathy, National Chemical Laboratory |
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Lunch |
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Inorganic Materials |
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DISPERSION CHEMICAL SHIFTS IN SOLID SOLUTIONS. Gerard S. Harbison, University of Nebraska at Lincoln |
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RELAXATION OF 207Pb IN SOLID LEAD SALTS. Peter Beckmann, Bryn Mawr College; Cecil Dybowski, University of Delaware; John Grutzner and Kevin Stewart, Purdue University; Mike Lumsden and Rod Wasylishen, Dalhousie University |
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MAS NMR STUDIES OF STRUCTURAL DAMAGE IN LiMn2O4-BASED SPINELS FOR LITHIUM RECHARGABLE BATTERIES, Michael Tucker, University of California Berkeley |
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NMR STUDIES OF PLATINUM ELECTROCATALYSTS. Eric Oldfield, YuYe Tong, Cynthia Rice, Andrezej Wieckowski, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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Dinner Break |
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Vendor Carnival |
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Peptides and Proteins |
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SOLID-STATE REDOR NMR INVESTIGATION OF THE ACTIVE SITE OF KDO8P SYNTHASE. Lilia Kaustov, Shifi Kababya, Schoucheng Du, Timor Baasov, Sara Grooper, Yuval Shoham and Asher Schmidt, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology |
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SOLID-STATE NMR DISTANCE MEASUREMENTS PROBE MECHANISMS OF TRANSMEMBRANE SIGNALING IN BACTERIAL CHEMOTAXIS RECEPTORS. Owen J. Murphy III, Frank A. Kovacs, Binu James, Yael S. Balazs, Jesse Charette, Erin Sicard and Lynmarie K. Thompson,University of Massachusetts |
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SOLID-STATE NMR STUDIES OF ALZHEIMER'S b-AMYLOID FIBRIL STRUCTURE. John J. Balbach and Robert Tycko, National Institutes of Health; Oleg N. Antzutkin, Lule University of Technology |
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3D MOTIF OF ALZHEIMER'S b-AMYLOID FIBRILS. David M. Gregory and Robert E. Botto, Argonne National Laboratory; Tammie L. S. Benzinger, Timothy S. Burkoth, Hélène Miller-Auer, David G. Lynn and Stephen C. Meredith, University of Chicago |
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SOLID-STATE NMR EVIDENCE FOR A PREDOMINANT b SHEET CONFORMATION OF THE MEMBRANE-BOUND HIV-1 FUSION PEPTIDE. Jun Yang, Charles M. Gabrys and David P. Weliky, Michigan State University |
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STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF PROTEINS AND PEPTIDES AT BIOMATERIAL INTERFACES STUDIED BY SOLID-STATE NMR. Wendy J. Shaw, Joanna R. Long, Nathan Oyler, Peter Bower, Michelle Gilbert, Ruti Clark, Patrick S. Stayton and Gary P. Drobny, University of Washington |
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Lunch |
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Rocky Mountain Conference Plenary Lecture - Richard A. Keller |
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Developments in Signal Enhancement |
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DYNAMIC NUCLEAR POLARIZATION AND ELECTRICALLY DETECTED MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN TWO-DIMENSIONAL ELECTRON SYSTEMS IN THE REGIME OF THE QUANTUM HALL EFFECT. C. Russell Bowers, Eugene Olshanetsky, Manyam Pilla and Sergey Vitkalov, University of Florida; Jerry A. Simmons and John L. Reno, Sandia National Labs |
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DYNAMIC POLARIZATION AT 9 TESLA AND BEYOND. Christian T. Farrar, Kenneth E. Kreischer, Robert G. Griffin, Richard Temkin, and Jeffrey Vieregg, MIT |
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APPLICATION OF CROSS POLARIZATION FROM HYPERPOLARIZATION XENON TO SURFACE SPECIES. Jay Smith, Luis J. Smith, Kevin Knagge and Daniel Raftery, Purdue University |
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LASER-POLARIZED GASES FOR LUNG MRI AND FOR SENSITIVITY ENHANCEMENT. Mark Conradi, Washington University |
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Dinner Break |
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Vaughan Memorial Symposium |
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WHAT TYPES OF INFORMATION CAN INTERMOLECULAR NMR CHEMICAL SHIFTS PROVIDE? Cynthia J. Jameson, University of Illinois at Chicago |
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NMR SPECTROSCOPY AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. Joyia E. Rich, Marlon N. Manalo, Chiyou Ni, Thomas Pilkington, Colby A. Foss and Angel C. de Dios,Georgetown University |
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INDIRECT NUCLEAR SPIN-SPIN COUPLING CONSTANTS: NEW INFORMATION FROM SOLID-STATE NMR, HIGH-RESOLUTION ROTATIONAL SPECTROSCOPY AND COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY. David L. Bryce, Klaus Eichele, Myrlene Gee, Michael D. Lumsden, Guy M. Bernard, Scott Kroeker, Robert W. Schurko, Michelle Forgeron and Roderick E. Wasylishen, Dalhousie University |
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THE MAGIC ANGLE TURNING (MAT) EXPERIMENT WITH TIGER PROCESSION TO MEASURE CHEMICAL SHIFT TENSORS AND DIPOLE-DIPOLE INTERACTIONS IN SOLID POWDERS. David M. Grant, Don W. Alderman, James K. Harper, Dewey H. Barich, Jian Z. Hu, Flavian Guenneau and Ronald J. Pugmire, University of Utah |
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Lunch |
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Oriented Systems - Structures & Dynamics |
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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS ON NMR STUDY OF LIQUID CRYSTALS. Bing M. Fung, University of Oklahoma |
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2H NMR STUDIES OF ANISOTROPIC MOTIONS IN MOLECULAR MATERIALS. Kenneth D M Harris, Simon J Kitchin and Linda Lai, University of Birmingham; Arnaud Desmedt and François Guillaume, Université de Bordeaux I |
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NMR OF WEAKLY ALIGNED MACROMOLECULES. Gabriel Cornilescu, Frank Delaglio, Markus Zweckstetter, Ben Ramirez, Georg Kontaxis, James Chou and Ad Bax, NIDDK, NIH |
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NMR INSIGHTS CONCERNING MOLECULAR ORDER: SOFT MATERIALS IN EQUILIBRIUM AND UNDER DEFORMATION. Paul T. Callaghan, Massey University |
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MAGNETIC RESONANCE AND LIGHT SCATTERING STUDIES OF ELECTRICALLY ALIGNED SOLUTIONS. Scott A. Riley and Matthew P. Augustine, University of California, Davis |
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NMR IMAGING OF A LIQUID CRYSTALLINE POLYMER FLOWING THROUGH AN ABRUPT CONTRACTION. Jeffrey A. Reimer, University of California, Berkeley |
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Dinner Break |
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Quadrupolar Nuclei I: Techniques |
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LARGE ALUMINUM QUADRUPOLE COUPLING CONSTANTS AND FIELD-SWEPT AND FREQUENCY-SWEPT NMR SPECTROSCOPY. Les Butler, Louisiana State University |
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ENHANCED SITE RESOLUTION AND QUANTITATION FROM "ULTRA-HIGH" FIELD NMR SPECTROSCOPY OF GLASSES. Scott Kroeker and Jonathan F. Stebbins, Stanford University |
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HIGH-RESOLUTION MULTIPLE QUANTUM MAGIC ANGLE SPINNING NMR OF HALF-INTEGER NUCLEI VIA MIXED MULTIPLE QUANTUM COHERENCE. Alexej Jerschow, John W. Logan and Alexander Pines, University of California, Berkeley |
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Quadrupolar Nuclei I: Bioinorganics |
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SOLID-STATE NMR OF METAL - NUCLEOTIDE COMPLEXES. Christopher V. Grant, Dan McElheny, Veronica Frydman, Enrico De Vita and Lucio Frydman, University of Illinois at Chicago |
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MULTINUCLEAR SOLID-STATE NMR INVESTIGATIONS OF COBALAMINS - BASE-ON VS. BASE-OFF. Christopher W. Kirby, David W. Cescon, Jennifer R. Garbutt and William P. Power, University of Waterloo |
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NMR OF PARAMAGNETIC ENZYMES. Ann McDermott, Tatyana Polenova and HyeRim Lee, ColumbiaUniversity |
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Concluding Remarks |
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