High field instruments in the USA - Second Try

Daniel W. Bearden (bearden@manta.cha.nmfs.gov)
Thu, 22 Jan 1998 11:06:03 -0500

I have gotten one personal response and one request for this info after I
complie it.

Let me try a less restrictive question: What instruments do you know about, or
have heard about by second-hand knowledge, by rumor, by speculation or by
guess? If I get enough response, I may try to confirm these NMRs and rumors of
NMRs, but you gotta start somewhere. I personally know one or two sites with
>750 MHz, and I know a lot of places WITHOUT a >750 MHz NMR, but there must be
people who can give a lot of non-specific, non-quotable info!!

Thanks again,
Dan

On Jan 21, 4:31pm, Daniel W. Bearden wrote:
> Subject: High field instruments in the USA
> Dear All,
> I am wondering if anyone has a list of high-field instruments throughout
> the USA? By high-field, I mean 750 MHz and higher. Perhaps I could compile a
> list of instruments if you are willing to e-mail me info about your
high-field
> ones. (As usual, on this list, if I get more than a couple of responses, I'll
> summarize for the list.) It would be helpful to know the institution, city,
> state, manufacturer, primary use of the instruments and access methods
> (contract, private, departmental, regional, etc).
>
> Thanks,
> Dan
>-- End of excerpt from Daniel W. Bearden

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