The NMR Facility provides qualified researchers in the biological, medical, and physical sciences access to state-of-the-art NMR instrumentation for spectroscopy and imaging. The Facility presently operates nine spectrometers of varying purposes and capabilities, four of which are operated jointly with the Chemistry Department and located in the Chemistry building. One Avance 500 spectrometer, located in Kemper Hall, is devoted to solid state NMR spectroscopy. Four additional instruments are located at the MedSci NMR facility (MS1-D), about a five minute bike ride from the Chemistry building. All of the spectrometers are multinuclear and a large variety of liquids, solids, surface, and imaging coils are available for use. Personal desktop NMR processing software is available, or the Facility also has Linux computers for off-line data processing. Listed below are the NMR spectrometers with their field strengths and primary use.

Spectrophotometer	Proton Frequency	Tesla	Primary Use	Location
Avance 800	800 MHz	18.8	Liquids spectroscopy	MS1-D
Avance 600	600 MHz	14.1	Liquids spectroscopy	MS1-D
VNMRS 600	600 MHz	14.1	Liquids spectroscopy	Chem 93
Avance 500	500 MHz	11.75	Solid spectroscopy	Kemper 51
Avance 500	500 MHz	11.75	Liquids spectroscopy	MS1-D
Avance 400	400 MHz	9.4	In vitro spectroscopy	MS1-D
Inova-400	400 MHz	9.4	Liquids spectroscopy	Chem 93
Mercury-300	300 MHz	7.05	Liquids spectroscopy	Chem 93
MercuryPlus-300	300 MHz	7.05	Liquids spectroscopy	Chem Annex 3470
Biospec 7T	300 MHz	7.05	In vivo spectroscopy, imaging	MS1-D