AMMRL: light rail

Beverly Ostrowski (ostro016@umn.edu)
Thu, 28 Feb 2008 12:40:08 -0600 

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Dear all:

 

I hope those of you who have been involved in previous discussions about
light rail trains and NMR labs in the past in this forum will bear with this
posting.  Our facility is located in the front of a building under the
ground a few feet.  We are less than 50 feet from a street that is the
likely location of a new DC powered, light rail train.  Our lab is equipped
with seven magnets ranging from 500-800 MHz (4 unshielded including an
unshielded Oxford 800 MHz).  Does anyone have any good information to
contribute about their experiences with light rail trains and their NMR lab?
We have been discussing this issue with the experts at Bruker and Varian who
have been very helpful, but any other examples we can add might help our
case.  We are meeting with the light rail experts on Monday and hoping for
the best.

 

Thank you for your help,

Bev

 

 

Beverly Ostrowski, PhD

NMR Facility Manager

Structural Biology NMR Resource

1-130 NHH, Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology & Biophysics
University of Minnesota

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Phone: (612) 626-1148     Email: ostro016@umn.edu

www.umn.edu/nmr

 

 


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Dear all:



 



I hope those of you who have been involved in =
previous
discussions about light rail trains and NMR labs in the past in this =
forum will
bear with this posting.  Our facility is located in the front of a
building under the ground a few feet.  We are less than 50 feet =
from a
street that is the likely location of a new DC powered, light rail =
train.  Our
lab is equipped with seven magnets ranging from 500-800 MHz (4 =
unshielded
including an unshielded Oxford
800 MHz).  Does anyone have any good information to contribute =
about their
experiences with light rail trains and their NMR lab?  We have been
discussing this issue with the experts at Bruker and Varian who have =
been very
helpful, but any other examples we can add might help our case.  We =
are
meeting with the light rail experts on Monday and hoping for the =
best.



 



Thank you for your help,



Bev



 



 



Beverly Ostrowski, PhD



NMR Facility Manager



Structural Biology NMR =
Resource



1-130 NHH, Department of Biochemistry, Molecular
 Biology & Biophysics University
of Minnesota


Minneapolis, Minnesota


Phone: (612) 626-1148     Email: =
ostro016@umn.edu<=
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www.umn.edu/nmr



 



 









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