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New features: Support for multiversion documentation
All new discussion board (complete with rss feed)
Write wiki article like a real paper!
NMRWiki is experimenting with hosting blogs!
Source code syntax highlighting. Share your scripts!!!

Welcome new users! Deryck Webb, Ana Zeri, Rozana Abu Bakar, Dhanasekaran Muthu, Ali Benamin, Kresten Bertelsen, Avik Mazumder, Jeremie Pelletier, Rajan Paranji, William O'Reilly, User:Ppradhan, Krzysztof Kazimierczuk, Gina Pagani, Simon Sauve, Christina Sizun, Marco Braun, Daniel Peng, François Munch, Sébastien Morin, Hamish Grant, Nick Kuzma, Josh Kurutz, Dan O'Donovan, Stan Sykora, Fred Damberger, Yaroslav Nikolaev, Neel Bhavesh, Frederik Klama, Atul K Srivastava, Ravi Barnwal, Celine Schneider, Dale Ray, Jiuseppe, Jeetender Chugh, Joe Dumais, Kirk Marat, Pierre Thureau, Rachel Martin, Santiago Dominguez, Stéphane Viel, Vahur Maemets!

Recent (and evolving) articles: Analysis of HETLOC data, Reducing relaxation losses, SPINEVOLUTION, matNMR, SpinWorks (new v3.0.0), iNMR, Gyromagnetic Ratio, Amide Hydrogen Exchange (HX)

New pulse-sequences: HNN-ST contributed by Jeetender Chugh (Tuning the HNN experiment: generation of serine--threonine check points JBNMR 40, 145 , 2008)

This website for NMR/MRI/ESR experts and users was launched on Nov. 8^th 2007

Join NMRWiki and use it for yourself - by editing it. For instance - store some text, links, bibliography or files you will want to revisit later. You can even promote your own research or business here. It's free and there is no catch.

Editing NMRWiki is very easy right from your browser. Navigation bar on the left has link to Help page explaining how to do that.

You can now find some useful information in the NMR and Organizations and Websites sections on the right →.

NMRWiki now has a facility to draw NMR pulse sequences which will be extended in the future.

You can draw product operators and other math like this:

Help create NMR and EPR Periodic Table or maybe you can add some entries to this table

Please tell your friend about NMRWiki.

Perhaps you might also be interested to check out NMR Wiki:About page.

Thanks! -Evgeny 22:32, 26 January 2008 (MST)

MRI and EPR topics (which are at this time in the minority) are displayed separately below for the ease of finding them.