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THIS PROGRAM IS CLOSED. PREVIOUSLY APPROVED USERS SHOULD GO TO NmrRequests

 Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users
  1. Please prepare a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  2. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  3. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not necessarily be a strong argument for your proposal.
  4. We strongly urge you to become a TWiki user of this site for convenience and information. If you dont already have access, email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to the 900. If you are able, then please attach the biosketch, and other pages to your user page on the TWiki site. If this is too diffiult, the email the files to dcadmin@nysbc.org.

This request for documents is so that your application may be speedily reviewed, and that we have information for reports to NIH.

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  5. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but its capabilities are not fully tested. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org with your interest and we will attempt to respond.

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

NYSBC invites you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center. This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a modest amount of rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2006 to December 2006 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2006, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be limitede future general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org 900 Magnet

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 07 Sep 2004

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THIS PROGRAM IS CLOSED. PREVIOUSLY APPROVED USERS SHOULD GO TO NmrRequests?

Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users
  1. Please prepare a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  2. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  3. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not necessarily be a strong argument for your proposal.
  4. We strongly urge you to become a TWiki user of this site for convenience and information. If you dont already have access, email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to the 900. If you are able, then please attach the biosketch, and other pages to your user page on the TWiki site. If this is too diffiult, the email the files to dcadmin@nysbc.org.

This request for documents is so that your application may be speedily reviewed, and that we have information for reports to NIH.

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  5. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but its capabilities are not fully tested. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org with your interest and we will attempt to respond.

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

NYSBC invites you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center. This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a modest amount of rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2006 to December 2006 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2006, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be limitede future general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org 900 Magnet

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 07 Sep 2004

META FILEATTACHMENT attr="h" comment="NIH NMR PI's list" date="1123611752" name="nmrpi.xls" path="nmrpi.xls" size="174592" user="Main.DavidCowburn" version="1.1"
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THIS PROGRAM IS CLOSED. PREVIOUSLY APPROVED USERS SHOULD GO TO NmrRequests?

 Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users
  1. Please prepare a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  2. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  3. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not necessarily be a strong argument for your proposal.
  4. We strongly urge you to become a TWiki user of this site for convenience and information. If you dont already have access, email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to the 900. If you are able, then please attach the biosketch, and other pages to your user page on the TWiki site. If this is too diffiult, the email the files to dcadmin@nysbc.org.

This request for documents is so that your application may be speedily reviewed, and that we have information for reports to NIH.

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
Changed:
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    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
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    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
 
  1. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  2. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  3. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but its capabilities are not fully tested. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org with your interest and we will attempt to respond.

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

NYSBC invites you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center. This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a modest amount of rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2006 to December 2006 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2006, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be limitede future general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org 900 Magnet

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

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THIS PROGRAM IS CLOSED. PREVIOUSLY APPROVED USERS SHOULD GO TO NmrRequests

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  1. Please prepare a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  2. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  3. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not necessarily be a strong argument for your proposal.
  4. We strongly urge you to become a TWiki user of this site for convenience and information. If you dont already have access, email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to the 900. If you are able, then please attach the biosketch, and other pages to your user page on the TWiki site. If this is too diffiult, the email the files to dcadmin@nysbc.org.

This request for documents is so that your application may be speedily reviewed, and that we have information for reports to NIH.

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  5. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but its capabilities are not fully tested. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org with your interest and we will attempt to respond.

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

NYSBC invites you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center. This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a modest amount of rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2006 to December 2006 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2006, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be limitede future general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org 900 Magnet

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn? - 07 Sep 2004

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META FILEATTACHMENT attr="h" comment="NIH NMR PI's list" date="1123611752" name="nmrpi.xls" path="nmrpi.xls" size="174592" user="DavidCowburn" version="1.1"
META TOPICMOVED by="DavidCowburn" date="1122050408" from="Main.DraftAvailable900" to="Main.GeneralAvailable900"

Revision 1508 May 2007 - Main.JasperShahn

 
META TOPICPARENT name="NinehundredGroup"
Contents
900 Magnet 900 US^2

Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

  1. Please prepare a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  2. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  3. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not necessarily be a strong argument for your proposal.
  4. We strongly urge you to become a TWiki user of this site for convenience and information. If you dont already have access, email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to the 900. If you are able, then please attach the biosketch, and other pages to your user page on the TWiki site. If this is too diffiult, the email the files to dcadmin@nysbc.org.

This request for documents is so that your application may be speedily reviewed, and that we have information for reports to NIH.

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
Changed:
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    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
>
>
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
 
  1. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  2. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  3. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but its capabilities are not fully tested. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org with your interest and we will attempt to respond.

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

NYSBC invites you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center. This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a modest amount of rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2006 to December 2006 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2006, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be limitede future general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org 900 Magnet

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn? - 07 Sep 2004

META FILEATTACHMENT attr="h" comment="NIH NMR PI's list" date="1123611752" name="nmrpi.xls" path="nmrpi.xls" size="174592" user="DavidCowburn" version="1.1"
META TOPICMOVED by="DavidCowburn" date="1122050408" from="Main.DraftAvailable900" to="Main.GeneralAvailable900"

Revision 1413 Jun 2006 - Main.DavidCowburn

 
META TOPICPARENT name="NinehundredGroup"
Contents

900 Magnet 900 US^2

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Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

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Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

 
  1. Please prepare a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  2. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  3. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not necessarily be a strong argument for your proposal.
  4. We strongly urge you to become a TWiki user of this site for convenience and information. If you dont already have access, email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to the 900. If you are able, then please attach the biosketch, and other pages to your user page on the TWiki site. If this is too diffiult, the email the files to dcadmin@nysbc.org.

This request for documents is so that your application may be speedily reviewed, and that we have information for reports to NIH.

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  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  5. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but its capabilities are not fully tested. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org with your interest and we will attempt to respond.
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Release date Jun 13 2006

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Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

 NYSBC invites you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center. This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.
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 Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2006 to December 2006 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2006, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be limitede future general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org 900 Magnet

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Distribution

 This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn? - 07 Sep 2004

META FILEATTACHMENT attr="h" comment="NIH NMR PI's list" date="1123611752" name="nmrpi.xls" path="nmrpi.xls" size="174592" user="DavidCowburn" version="1.1"
META TOPICMOVED by="DavidCowburn" date="1122050408" from="Main.DraftAvailable900" to="Main.GeneralAvailable900"

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Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

 
  1. Please prepare a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  2. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  3. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not necessarily be a strong argument for your proposal.
  4. We strongly urge you to become a TWiki user of this site for convenience and information. If you dont already have access, email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to the 900. If you are able, then please attach the biosketch, and other pages to your user page on the TWiki site. If this is too diffiult, the email the files to dcadmin@nysbc.org.

This request for documents is so that your application may be speedily reviewed, and that we have information for reports to NIH.

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FAQs

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>

FAQs

 
  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  5. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but its capabilities are not fully tested. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org with your interest and we will attempt to respond.
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Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC).
>
>

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

NYSBC invites you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center.
 This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a modest amount of rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2006 to December 2006 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2006, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

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<		There will be no further general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. Instead, there will be updates at a secured web site. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org
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>		There will be limitede future general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org
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Distribution

 This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn? - 07 Sep 2004

META FILEATTACHMENT attr="h" comment="NIH NMR PI's list" date="1123611752" name="nmrpi.xls" path="nmrpi.xls" size="174592" user="DavidCowburn" version="1.1"
META TOPICMOVED by="DavidCowburn" date="1122050408" from="Main.DraftAvailable900" to="Main.GeneralAvailable900"

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%9%

Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

  1. Be a TWiki user of this site. You must use your own login name (WikiName).
  2. Please attach a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  3. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  4. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not be a strong argument for your proposal.
  5. If you wish your application to be viewable only by NYSBC staff, then edit your own page on the TWikiUsers? page to add your WikiName to the end of the line for " *set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = "

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  5. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but it is not yet generally available. If this area is your interest, please keep watching this page for an announcement of availability.

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jul 21 2005

It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (up to about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a detailed rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2005, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be no further general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. Instead, there will be updates at a secured web site. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org %9%

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 07 Sep 2004

META FILEATTACHMENT attr="" comment="NIH NMR PI's list " date="1123611752" name="nmrpi.xls" path="nmrpi.xls" size="174592" user="DavidCowburn" version="1.1"
>
>		Contents
900 Magnet 900 US^2

Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

  1. Please prepare a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  2. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  3. Please prepare a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of up to 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not necessarily be a strong argument for your proposal.
  4. We strongly urge you to become a TWiki user of this site for convenience and information. If you dont already have access, email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to the 900. If you are able, then please attach the biosketch, and other pages to your user page on the TWiki site. If this is too diffiult, the email the files to dcadmin@nysbc.org.

This request for documents is so that your application may be speedily reviewed, and that we have information for reports to NIH.

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link?
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  5. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but its capabilities are not fully tested. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org with your interest and we will attempt to respond.

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jun 13 2006

It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a modest amount of rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2006 to December 2006 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2006, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be no further general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. Instead, there will be updates at a secured web site. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org 900 Magnet

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn? - 07 Sep 2004

META FILEATTACHMENT attr="h" comment="NIH NMR PI's list" date="1123611752" name="nmrpi.xls" path="nmrpi.xls" size="174592" user="DavidCowburn" version="1.1"
 
META TOPICMOVED by="DavidCowburn" date="1122050408" from="Main.DraftAvailable900" to="Main.GeneralAvailable900"

Revision 1119 Dec 2005 - Main.DavidCowburn

 
META TOPICPARENT name="NinehundredGroup"
Contents
%9%

Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

  1. Be a TWiki user of this site. You must use your own login name (WikiName).
  2. Please attach a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  3. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  4. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not be a strong argument for your proposal.
  5. If you wish your application to be viewable only by NYSBC staff, then edit your own page on the TWikiUsers? page to add your WikiName to the end of the line for " *set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = "

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
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    1. Not yet. Expected by end of August, 2005.
>
>
    1. Yes, but be sure to check about power handling limitations for some experiments.
 
  1. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
  2. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but it is not yet generally available. If this area is your interest, please keep watching this page for an announcement of availability.

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

Release date Jul 21 2005

It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (up to about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a detailed rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2005, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be no further general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. Instead, there will be updates at a secured web site. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org %9%

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time. The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.

  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 07 Sep 2004

META FILEATTACHMENT attr="" comment="NIH NMR PI's list " date="1123611752" name="nmrpi.xls" path="nmrpi.xls" size="174592" user="DavidCowburn" version="1.1"
META TOPICMOVED by="DavidCowburn" date="1122050408" from="Main.DraftAvailable900" to="Main.GeneralAvailable900"

Revision 1009 Aug 2005 - Main.DavidCowburn

 
META TOPICPARENT name="NinehundredGroup"
Contents
%9%

Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

  1. Be a TWiki user of this site. You must use your own login name (WikiName).
  2. Please attach a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  3. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  4. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not be a strong argument for your proposal.
  5. If you wish your application to be viewable only by NYSBC staff, then edit your own page on the TWikiUsers? page to add your WikiName to the end of the line for " *set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = "

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Not yet. Expected by end of August, 2005.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
Added:
>
>
  1. Is there capability for doing solids?
    1. Yes, but it is not yet generally available. If this area is your interest, please keep watching this page for an announcement of availability.
 
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Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems ALERT!

>
>

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems

 

Release date Jul 21 2005

It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (up to about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a detailed rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2005, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be no further general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. Instead, there will be updates at a secured web site. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org %9%

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time.
Added:
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>		The announcment has been sent to those Faculty affiliates with an identified interest in NMR outside the original PI group.
 
  • Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 07 Sep 2004

Changed:
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META TOPICMOVED by="DavidCowburn" date="1122050408" from="Main.DraftAvailable900" to="Main.GeneralAvailable900"

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META TOPICPARENT name="NinehundredGroup"
Contents
%9%

Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

  1. Be a TWiki user of this site. You must use your own login name (WikiName).
  2. Please attach a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  3. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
Changed:
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<
  1. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adove .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
>
>
  1. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
 
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not be a strong argument for your proposal.
  2. If you wish your application to be viewable only by NYSBC staff, then edit your own page on the TWikiUsers? page to add your WikiName to the end of the line for " *set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = "

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Not yet. Expected by end of August, 2005.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems ALERT!

Release date Jul 21 2005

It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (up to about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a detailed rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2005, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be no further general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. Instead, there will be updates at a secured web site. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org %9%

Distribution

Changed:
<
<		This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with indivisuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time.
>
>		This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with individuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time.
 
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-- DavidCowburn - 07 Sep 2004

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Application for 900 MHz NMR time at NYSBC by external users

  1. Be a TWiki user of this site. You must use your own login name (WikiName).
  2. Please attach a current NIH Biosketch ( see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/biosketch.doc ) to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page as a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file.
  3. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adobe .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. a brief description of the overall project for which the 900 may play a part.
    2. a brief identification of the experiments to be run
    3. a justification of how your project will contribute to testing the advantages of ultra high field NMR in structural biology.
  4. Please attach to your own page of the TWikiUsers? page in a word .doc file or an adove .pdf file of about 1 page single spaced,
    1. preliminary data showing the possible feasibility of what is proposed and the restrictions of resources currently available to you
    2. statement of NMR resources available to your research and why they are not currently adequate. Please be advised that the amounts of time available under the NSYBC program are quite limited, so "inadequate time" on local facilities will not be a strong argument for your proposal.
  5. If you wish your application to be viewable only by NYSBC staff, then edit your own page on the TWikiUsers? page to add your WikiName to the end of the line for " *set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = "

FAQs

  1. I can't get the TWiki pages to work properly.
    1. email infotech@nysbc.org or call 212 939 0660 x 420. Please specifically identify that you are a new user and want to file a proposal related to this page
  2. Can NYSBC offer me accommodation during the experiments?
    1. We regret that we cannot, and point you to our Hotels link
  3. Is there a cryoprobe on the 900?
    1. Not yet. Expected by end of August, 2005.
  4. How do I get additional information?
    1. Email nmrschedule@nysbc.org
 

Availability of the 900 MHz NMR systems ALERT!

Release date Jul 21 2005

It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (up to about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a detailed rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2005, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

There will be no further general e-mail announcements of NMR time under this program. Instead, there will be updates at a secured web site. If you wish to make a proposal for use at any time in the next 30 months, please express interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org %9%

Distribution

This announcement has been sent as an email message to a subset of those identified as current NIH grantees with key works NMR AND (protein OR nucleic) in the selection to CRISP for years 2004 and 2005. Please feel free to edit the spreadsheet and ADD anyone you want emailed, or correct the email addresses in columns B and E for our next mailing. You are free to send the availability announcement to anyone. There will be no specific negotiations with indivisuals; there will FAQ's added to this page as queries are made; possible users should be aware of the small amount of available time.

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 It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time (up to about 10%) on the 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a detailed rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2005, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

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 Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; there is no closing date, and applications will be reviewed approximately monthly. For detailed instructions and contact information, please send a preliminary expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle through Dec 2005, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please include them in your expression of interest to nmrschedule@nysbc.org.

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As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source. Some of our users have operated the NMR spectrometers remotely. Most have opted to include our internal staff as collaborators on their projects. For more details about remote instrument access, visit the NYSBC website.

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As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source. Some of our users have operated the NMR spectrometers remotely. Most have opted to include our internal staff as collaborators on their projects. For more details about remote instrument access, visit the NYSBC website.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Michael Goger, mailto:gogerm@nysbc.org, tel 212-939-0660. If your question specifically concerns your application, please contact Dr. David Cowburn, mailto:cowburn@nysbc.org, 212 939 0660 x 115.

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It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time on our 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a detailed rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; the closing date for applications is July 15, 2005. For detailed instructions and contact information, please consult the NMR facility user guide.

NOTE: Along with submitting the electronic user proposal form, we are now requesting a summary of NMR instrumentation available to the principal investigator to be submitted in the electronic proposal, along with the researcher's CV and the 1-2 page research project description. Repeat users must enclose a brief progress report and a list of publications that have resulted from access to the facility.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source. Some of our users have operated the NMR spectrometers remotely. Most have opted to include our internal staff as collaborators on their projects. For more details about remote instrument access, visit the NYSBC website.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Michael Goger, mailto:gogerm@nysbc.org, tel 212-939-0660. If your question specifically concerns your application, please contact Dr. David Cowburn, mailto:cowburn@nysbc.org, 212 939 0660 x 115.

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Release date -- about July 1 2005

It is our pleasure to invite you to submit proposals for use of the 900 MHz spectrometer at the New York Structural Biology Center(NYSBC). This potential use is supported by NIGMS / NIH. Most of NYSBC's other facilities are available only to faculty and associates of NYSBS's Member Institutions.

We are pleased to announce that time on our 900 MHz NMR system is available to the scientific community. We are seeking select proposals that would benefit from and demonstrate the advantages of our highest field system. Requests for 900 MHz time must include a detailed rationale and preliminary data justifying access to this field.

Proposals are now being accepted for the July 2005 to December 2005 time period; the closing date for applications is July 15, 2005. For detailed instructions and contact information, please consult the NMR facility user guide.

NOTE: Along with submitting the electronic user proposal form, we are now requesting a summary of NMR instrumentation available to the principal investigator to be submitted in the electronic proposal, along with the researcher's CV and the 1-2 page research project description. Repeat users must enclose a brief progress report and a list of publications that have resulted from access to the facility.

As an NIH P41 grant recipient, we are able in this cycle, to offer instrumentation time to external users at no charge for nonproprietary research, regardless of funding source. Some of our users have operated the NMR spectrometers remotely. Most have opted to include our internal staff as collaborators on their projects. For more details about remote instrument access, visit the NYSBC website.

If you have any questions about the technical resource, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Michael Goger, mailto:gogerm@nysbc.org, tel 212-939-0660. If your question specifically concerns your application, please contact Dr. David Cowburn, mailto:cowburn@nysbc.org, 212 939 0660 x 115.

There will be no further general e-mail announcements of NMR time. Instead, there will be updates at the 900 website.

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