[NMR] AMPERE biological solid-state NMR school in Palma de Mallorca October 2016 #DNPNMR #NMR

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[NMR] AMPERE biological solid-state NMR school in Palma de Mallorca October 2016 #DNPNMR #NMR

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Dear NMR students and post-docs, dear supervisors,


it is a pleasure for us to announce the 6th biological solid-state NMR school which will be held at the Universitat de les Illes Balears in Palma de Mallorca from October 9-14 this year. The school will be organized as an event of the Groupement AMPERE, the european magnetic resonance society, and with support from the European Biophysical Society (EBSA).


Topics covered include solid-state NMR thery and Hamiltonians, recoupling techniques, DNP & EPR, relaxation, sample preparation, sequential assignments and structure determination. Ample time will be dedicated to practicals. Lectures on x-ray crystallography and electron microscopy will integrate other structural techniques as important perspectives.


Registration is available through http://ampereschool2016.org/.
There is a limited amount of student grants available (please apply before July 1st).


Please note that registration will close September 1st, or when the attendance maximums at the course site are reached.
We are looking forward very much to seeing you in Palma this autumn,




The organizing committee




The lectures will be given by the following speakers:
Marc Baldus (Utrecht)
Anja Böckmann, (Lyon)
Enrica Bordignon (Berlin)
Andrea Dessen (Grenoble)
Frank Engelke (Karlsruhe)
Matthias Ernst (ETH Zurich)
Bob Griffin (Boston)
Huub de Groot (Leiden)
Malene Jensen (Grenoble)
P. K. Madhu (Mumbai)
Beat H. Meier (ETH Zurich)
Hartmut Oschkinat (FMP Berlin)
Stefan Raunser (Dortmund)
Bernd Reif (TU München)
Thomas Vosegaard (Aarhus)




Organizing committee:
Anja Böckmann
Matthias Ernst
Beat Meier
Hartmut Oschkinat


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