Schedule

Sessions take place in the Obradoiro Room at the Hotel NH Collection

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Confirmed speakers

  • Bernd Diehl, Spectral Service – Keynote Speaker
    • qNMR of Biopolymers using Stimulated Echo Pulsed Field Gradients
  • Jan Schripsema, Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense, Brazil – Keynote Speaker
    • Similarity calculations and differential NMR for the evaluation and improvement of qNMR parameters
  • Juan Araneda, Nanalysis
    • Quantification of Lithium in Brines Using Benchtop NMR Spectroscopy
  • Adolfo Botana, JEOL (UK)
    • Practical aspects of 13C qNMR
  • René Burger, Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences, Rheinbach, Germany
    • Benchtop NMR vs High Field NMR: Multivariate Calibration and Calibration transfer for Molecular Weight Analysis of Lignin
  • Steffen Breinlinger, Kykeon Analytics Ltd
    • Building an innovative database for the simultaneous identification and quantification of Novel Psychedelic Substances via benchtop NMR
  • Cailean Clarkson, LGC
    • Tackling uncertainty in SI traceable qNMR analysis of complex samples
  • Calin Deleanu, Romanian Academy, Bucharest, Romania
    • A real-life assessment for reproducibility in NMR metabolomics
  • Howard Foster, Manchester University
    • The challenges of performing qNMR with multiple pulse experiments
  • Christoph Freudenberger, Bruker
    • Application of QbD Principles to the Development of qNMR Methods
  • Vito Gallo, Politecnico di Bari
    • Quantification by internal and/or external standard methods and on the architecture of a community-built NMR analytical system
  • Boris Gouilleux, Institut de Chimie Moléculaire et des Matériaux d’Orsay
    • Quantitative NMR tools in lyotropic liquid crystals to determine the enantiopurity of a chiral active pharmaceutical ingredient
  • Rainer Kerssebaum (Bruker) / Torsten Schoenberger (BKA)
    • T1 determination for qNMR – do it fast
  • Matthias Köck, Alfred Wegener Institute
    • The use of quantitative NOEs for the simultaneous determination of the relative configuration and conformation of small organic molecules using the floating chirality restrained DG/DDD approach
  • Trey Koev, University of East Anglia
    • Bacterial and mammalian metabolomic profiling using spatially resolved qNMR techniques
  • Juergen Kolz, Magritek
    • Multi-nuclei quantification with benchtop NMR using external standards
  • David Longmire, AstraZeneca
    • Applications of qNMR in the pharmaceutical industry. 
  • Jose Ignacio Lopez Sanchez, Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR)
    • 13C solid-state NMR applied to the characterization of high-molecular weight polymers: Sevelamer as a case-study
  • Ronald dos Santos Merlim, Universidade Estadual do Norte, Brazil
    • Analysis of the metabolic profile of cysts and nauplius of Artemia salina using similarity calculations and differential NMR
  • Serena Monaco, University of East Anglia
    • Enzymatic assays in a single NMR tube: using imaging NMR to extract Michaelis Menten enzymatic parameters
  • Jose Napolitano, Genentech
    • Development of an externally calibrated qNMR workflow for small-molecule pharmaceutical R&D
  • Nadine Peez, Spectral Service
    • qNMR of Li-ion batteries
  • Gary Sharman, Mestrelab Research
    • qNMR For Busy People- Automation and Quantification
  • Jan Schripsema, Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense, Brazil
    • Similarity calculations and differential NMR as alternative for multivariate data analysis
  • Jan Teipel
    • Application of NMR Spectrometry in Food Control
  • Matthias Weber, EDQM, Straßbourg, France
    • The Use of qNMR for the Characterisation of European Pharmacopoeia Reference Standards
  • Greg Walker, Pfizer
    • The Key Role of  19F qNMR in Human Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism and Excretion Studies of Nirmatrelvir: A Faster Route to Emergency Use Authorization
  • Matthew Wallace, University of East Anglia
    • Rapid pKa measurements, ion-binding analysis and other ‘titrations’ using 1H chemical shift imaging techniques

Poster presentations

  • Determining water content by NMR
    • Peter Howe, AstraZeneca, UK
  • Holistic analysis of herbicide formulations with nuclear magnetic resonance, similarity calculations and differential NMR
    • Thaís Ruy Aiolfi, Denise Dagnino, Jan Schripsema, Universidade Estadual do Norte, Brazil
  • Analysis of the metabolic profile of cysts and nauplius of Artemia salina using similarity calculations and differential NMR
    • Ronald dos Santos Merlim, Universidade Estadual do Norte, Brazil
  • Uncovering the reaction pathways of Polyethyleneterephthalate (PET) depolymerization under neutral hydrolysis – Use of qNMR for Process Optimization
    • Antonio Jaime-Azuara, Thomas Helmer Pedersen and Reinhard Wimmer, Aalborg University, Denmark
  • Rapid Continuous Cell Metabolomic Profiling by Chemical Shift Imaging NMR
    • Trey Koev*1, Hannah Harris2, Fred Warren2 and Matthew Wallace1, 1. NMR Group, School of Pharmacy, University of East Anglia, Norwich Research Park, NR4 7TJ; 2. Food Innovation and Health, Quadram Institute Bioscience, Norwich Research Park, NR4 7UQ
  • Rapid pKa measurements, ion-binding analysis and other ‘titrations’ using 1H chemical shift imaging techniques
    • Matthew Wallace, University of East Anglia
  • Enzymatic assays in a single NMR tube: using imaging NMR to extract Michaelis Menten enzymatic parameters
    • Serena Monaco*, Matthew Wallace – School of Pharmacy, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK
  • Software package TotalXMR to support quantification of total content of X-nucleus from TD data
    • Stan Sýkora, Extra Byte
  • Combining NMR and Artificial Intelligence to Improve Food Identification: Insights from a Pilot Project with the Central Inspectorate of Quality Protection and Fraud Repression (ICQRF, part of the Italian Ministry of Agriculture)
    • Maurizio Triggiani, Politecnico di Bari, Italy