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Opening Remarks, Gina Hoatson |
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Biological Structures, Bill Power presiding |
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Spun Silk and Spinning Bicelles: Studies by Solid-State NMR. Beat H. Meier, Jacco van Beek, Giorgia Zandomeneghi, Phil Williamson, Matthias Ernst and Marco Tomaselli, ETH Zurich |
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The Use of Bicelles to Investigate the Interaction Between Methionine-Enkephalin and Membranes: A 31P, 2H and 1H NMR Study. Michèle Auger, Stéphane Gagné, Isabelle Marcotte and Marise Ouellet, Université Laval; Érick J. Dufourc, Institut Européen de Chimie et Biologie |
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Probing Secondary Structure in Uniformly 13C, 15N Labeled Peptides and Proteins by Solid State NMR: Three-Dimensional Dipolar Chemical Shift Spectroscopy. Vladimir Ladizhansky, Christopher P. Jaroniec and Robert G. Griffin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Hartmut Oschkinat, Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie |
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Break (refreshments in exhibit hall) |
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Direct Detection of Sodium Ions in Biological Structures by Solid-State 23Na NMR Spectroscopy. Gang Wu, Queen's University |
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Solid State 17O NMR of Organic Materials - Characterisation of Hydrogen Bonding. D.H.G. Crout, R. Dupree, A. P. Howes, R. Jenkins, K.J. Pike and M.E. Smith, University of Warwick; A. Kukol, V. Lemaitre and A. Watts,University of Oxford; A. Samoson, National Institute for Chemical Physics and Biophysics, Estonian Academy of Sciences |
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Deuterium NMR , Temperature, and Hydrogen Bonding in 2,4 Diketones. Xingang Zhao, Carter Silvernail, John Belot and Gerard S. Harbison, University of Nebraska at Lincoln |
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Polymers and Dynamics, Joel Miller presiding |
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Examples of NMR Investigation of Secondary Transitions and Motional Cooperativity in Solid Polymers. Françoise Lauprêtre, Laboratoire de Recherche sur les Polymères |
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Dynamics of Poly(Vinyl Acetate)-d3 in Bulk and on Silica. Frank D. Blum, University of Missouri-Rolla; Robert O'Connor, Washington University |
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Segmental Dynamics and Penetrant Diffusion in a Permeable Polymer Blend. Haihui Cao, Guoxing Lin, Jinghui Zhang, Marcus Giotto, Paul T. Inglefield and Alan A. Jones, Clark University |
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Break (refreshments in exhibit hall) |
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Dopant Distribution in a Conducting Polymer by Dipolar Recoupling Methods. Matthew Espe, Tanya Young and Jennifer Rapp, University of Akron |
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Molecular Adsorption in Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes. Alfred Kleinhammes, Xiaojing Yang, and Yue Wu, University of North Carolina |
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Conference Mixer in Exhibit Hall |
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New Methods and Modeling, Dominique Massiot presiding |
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SIMPSON and SIMMOL: A Flexible Vehicle for Numerical Simulations in Biomolecular Solid-State NMR. Thomas Vosegaard, Robert Schultz, Jimmy T. Rasmussen, Mads Bak, and Niels Chr. Nielsen, University of Aarhus |
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New Structural Probes in High-Resolution Solid-State NMR. Anne Lesage, Steven Brown, Sabine Hediger and Lyndon Emsley, Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon |
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Dipolar Couplings in Solids: Measurement and Assignment Using Novel Techniques. Robert H. Havlin, Jamie D. Walls, Wyndham B. Blanton and Alexander Pines,University of California Berkeley |
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Break (refreshments in exhibit hall) |
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I-STMAS and New Developments for High-Resolution NMR of Half-Integer Spin Nuclei. Christian Fernandez and Cláudia Morais, ISMRA/Université de Caen; Jean-Paul Amoureux and Julien Trebosc, Université de Lille-1; João Rocha, University of Aveiro |
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New Strategy for Structural Analyses by Solid-State NMR. J.P. Amoureux and J. Trebosc, Université de Lille; M. Pruski and J. Wiench, Iowa State University; S. Ganapathy, NCL; C. Huguenard and F. Taulelle, Université de Strasbourg; D. Massiot, CRMHT |
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Theoretical and Experimental Developments of the Chemical Shift Tensor and its Use for Structure Determination. Raiker Witter, Wolfam Prieß, Stephanie Hesse and Ulrich Sternberg, Universität Jena |
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Lunch |
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Plenary Lecture - Watching Molecules on the Beach: Spectroscopy at Liquid/Solid Interfaces. Joel M. Harris, University of Utah |
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Environmental Chemistry, Sarah Larsen presiding |
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Polymer-Inorganic Composite Electrolytes For Lithium Ion Batteries. C.-G. Joo, L. Bronstein, R. Karlinsey and J.W. Zwanziger, Indiana University |
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Recent Insights into Silica-Water Surface Chemistry by 23Na, 133Cs, and 29Si MAS NMR Spectroscopy. Robert S. Maxwell, Susan A. Carroll and William Bourcier, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
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It's Not Only About Detection Limits: The Role of NMR in Environmental Analyses. Cynthia K. Larive, Laurie A. Cardoza, William H. Otto, Christine Hellriegel and Ceyda Uyguner, University of Kansas |
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Solid-State NMR Characterization of Pyrene Sorption to Cuticular Materials. Joseph R. Sachleben, Otterbein College; Benny Chefetz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Ashish Deshmukh and Patrick G. Hatcher, The Ohio State University |
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The Identification and Quantification of Reaction Sites at Surfaces of Glasses Using Solid-State NMR. Karl T. Mueller, Roderick A. Fry and Natia Tsomaia, Penn State University |
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Vendor Carnival |
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Vaughan Lecture, Gina Hoatson presiding |
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Through the Electrons, Darkly. Jeffrey A. Reimer, University of California Berkeley |
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Density Functional Theory Calculations of EPR Parameters of Transition Metal Complexes. Sarah C. Larsen, University of Iowa |
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Break (refreshments in exhibit hall) |
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1- and 2-Dimensional "Relaxation" Experiments for Elucidation of Structures from Micron to Millimeter. Yi-Qiao Song, Schlumberger-Doll Research |
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Thin Film and Interfacial Characterization by Solid State 19F NMR. Karen K. Gleason, MIT |
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Microscopy--Pushing Sensitivity and Resolution Limits. Luisa Ciobanu, Charles H. Pennington, Ohio State University |
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Glasses and Dynamics, Karl Mueller presiding |
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New Methods for Enhancing Sensitivity in Solid-State NMR and their Application to Glasses. P.J. Grandinetti, H.-T. Kwak, S. Prasad and T. Clark, The Ohio State University |
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Materials Characterization and NMR Spectroscopy - Dynamics, Disorder and Pores. Dmitryi Soldatov, Steven Lang, Andrei Nossov, Igor Moudrakovski, Gary Enright, Chris Ratcliffe, John Ripmeester, National Research Council of Canada |
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Through-Bond and Through Space Characterisation of Crystalline Phosphates. F. Fayon and D. Massiot, CRMHT - CNRS; I. King and R.K. Harris, University of Durham |
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The Degree and Nature of Radiation Damage in Zircon Observed by 29Si Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Ian Farnan, University of Cambridge |
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Dynamic Effects on Solid State NMR Lineshapes of Non-Integer Quadrupolar Nuclei. Yong Ba, Meghan Lobsinger, Igor L.Moudrakovski, Victor V.Terskikh, Chris I.Ratcliffe and John A.Ripmeester, National Research Council of Canada |
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Spin Relaxation in Isolated and Coupled Spin Systems: Theory and Applications. Klaus Müller, Universität Stuttgart |
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New Detection Methods, Yue Wu presiding |
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MAT in Mice: High Resolution NMR in Biological Samples Using Ultra-Slow Magic Angle Spinning. Robert A. Wind, Jian Zhi Hu and Donald N. Rommereim, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
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Ultrasensitive Detection of NMR by Magnetic Resonance Force Microscopy. John A. Marohn, Sean Garner, Erik Muller, Neil Jenkins, Lauren DeFlores, Tina Ng, William Silveira and Jim Kempf, Cornell University |
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High Pressure 13C NMR and 1H NMR Microimaging Studies of Gas Hydrate Formation. Igor L. Moudrakovski, Christopher I. Ratcliffe and John A. Ripmeester, National Research Council of Canada; Yu-Taek Seo, Korea Advanced Institute for Science and Technology |
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NMR Studies of Single Crystal Surfaces - Techniques and Results. Heinz J. Jaensch, Philipps-University |
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Optical Polarization of Nuclear Spins in Bulk GaAs. Anant K. Paravastu, Sophia E. Hayes, Birgit Schwickert and Jeffrey A. Reimer, University of California Berkeley; Long N. Dinh and Mehdi Balooch, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
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Using Hyperpolarized 3He to Detect Surface Ferromagnetism. R.E. Jacob and B. Saam, University of Utah |
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Concluding Remarks |
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