The Department of Chemistry currently hosts two NMR spectrometers, operating at 400 and 600 MHz for ¹H.

The 400 MHz spectrometer is the NMR working horse of the synthesis oriented groups at the Department of Chemistry (IK) and the Department of Pharmacy (IFA) plus external customers. The instrument is running without any automated sample changer and is carries a heavy workload of ~4000 NMR-experiments per year, run by ~40 different operators.

The 600 MHz spectrometer is a specialized spectrometer operating with a cryogenically enhanced probe to provide high quality data at a significantly higher sensitivity and resolution, and is capable of 3D and 4D experiments. The hardware is also capable of generating a variety of shaped pulses that are utilized in modern pulse sequences. Since 2009 this spectrometer has been used to support the research activities of several research partners, including the Departments of Chemistry (IK), Pharmacy (IFA), MABCENT-SFI through the research platform SmallStruct, NorStruct, the Faculty of Health Sciences (MH), Lytix Biopharma and Medivir AB.