Solid-State NMR Group
People Research Publications Teaching
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Carl Michal, ProfessorBSc Physics UBC (1992) PhD Physics Cornell (1997) Postdoctoral Fellow, NIH (1999) |
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Department of Physics and Astronomy University of British Columbia 6224 Agricultural Road Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z1 Canada |
Office: Hennings 411, Tel: (604) 822-2432 Lab: Hennings 100, Tel: (604) 822-3898 Fax: (604) 822-5324 Email: michal@physics.ubc.ca |
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The 2012 group (minus Ron) in front of the Rose Gardens on UBC's campus in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia! |
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Ronald Dong, Honorary Professor ( rondong@phas.ubc.ca )
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Shu Han, PhD student ( hanshu211@gmail.com )
Msc Electronic Engineering, Peking university, 2011 Research Interests: I am using NMR techniques to investigate the orientation and structure of whelk egg capsule, and prove/disprove the hypothesis that whelk egg capsule undergoes reversible alpha-helix to beta-sheet transition during extension. Other Interests: I like all kinds of music and movies, and soccer is my favorite sport, enjoy hiking with friends. |
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Alan Manning, MSc student ( mannin2@phas.ubc.ca )
BSc Physics, Carleton University, 2011 Research Interests: I am using a variety of solution and solid-state NMR techniques to characterize a new material made by the MacLachlan group at UBC chemistry. This material is a mesoporous glass and is interesting due to the chiral nematic structure of the pores. Possible uses for this glass include temperature/concentration-dependent sensors and enantioselective filters. NMR allows us to probe the behaviour of absorbed liquids and liquid crystals, assisting the development of novel applications of this material. Other Interests: Outside the lab, I enjoy sailing, biking, swimming, having a brew or two with friends, and kicking back with a history book. |